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One of the symptoms I have had since the beginning of PCS is my nerves vibrating in my body, especially when I am drifting off to sleep. It has been interrupting my sleep lately. I was put on Gabapentin to help, which helps but lately it has not been helping.
I was wondering if my body is stressed or tired, as I was doing a lot of cleaning over the weekend. The vibrations are both one-sided and bilateral, and happen while I'm awake and asleep (but far more often when I'm drifting off to sleep). My neurologist told me it was the feeling of my nerves repairing. Has anyone experienced this and does anyone have any other ideas as to the cause? Thanks!
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In July 2013 ran into a metal bar at a playground, remained conscious. CT normal. Headache subsided after a week. In August woke with thunderclap-type headache in right side of head, right eye was droopy. Ever since had electrical-type pulsating all over when falling asleep and during sleep. Strong muscle twitching occasionally. Chest pain in heart region, front left neck region, and left shoulder. Strong heartbeat noise in head and occasional weird noises in ears. Taking Gabapentin to control nighttime nerves. Other symptoms: anxiety attacks, goosebumps, fine motor coordination problems, sleep apnea, headaches/migraines, fatigue, unclear thinking. Update as of Jan. 2015 - almost all symptoms gone except for some tinnitus. Taking good care of myself except sometimes when I overdo it. |
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