I get that buzzing - vibrating - usually by the end of a day and throughout th night- it started about a year after my PN - feels like when standing up that the bottom of my feet are vibrating and moving in fast tiny lilttle waves (disconerting here in earthquake country) - and usually means a long night of leg shaking... my doc looks at me like I'm nuts when I try to describe this! Unforunatlely we apparently are sharing all this - but good to know thats its more common then let on.....

Rocking and rollin!

Seems like we PNers never know whats going to happen next. I havent had the buzzing yet only the numbness and severe pain, but you dont know whats going to happen tomorrow.

Hope it goes away, but as we know things dont usualy go away.

wishing you the best
Dana

Sorry all, I have been going through so much as of late, I have been a little slow on the replys. Thank you all for responding. I do still have the buzzing, just like I am standing on a vibrating cellphone! Mostly in my left heel, yet I have felt it in my right a few times. Doesn't matter what time of day and thank God, it doesn't get my legs started at night.

It would be wonderful if it means my neuropathy is healing, yet I do wonder. My first sign of neuropathy, that I recall was over 9-10 years ago. The progression slowed after I went gluten free due to celiacs disease. For almost 2 years now I have been taking B-12, at first, just 1000mcg and now I take 2400mcg daily.

Anyone who has healed, did you suffer dizzy spells, pinched nerve feelings in your shoulders, the vibrating?????????

I have gotten a lot of vibration sensations also, though lately everything has been quiet, and I've always thought it was because the vibration fibers are hit more with with length-dependent axonal neuropathies, than with the painful small fiber neuropathies. So I figured it was a blessing, to have more vibrating than pain. Sometimes I feel it in my body, especially in the morning, deep in my solar plexus. Strange, indeed.