flutterbies in lower back

[figuerpa]

Ok well it started yesterday, I was driving home with my mom and felt this bzzing sensation in my lower back. Now mind you, my buttock and leg were hurting so bad I could barely carry my own weight (which is a lot lol). Not sure if the sensation came from the pain or if it was something different. I want to say it is like the vibrations I get but it was different it was more like wings of a fly or butterflie but inside my skin.

Does that make sense? Or am I just completely losing my flippin mind lol. I don't know but it was definately unnerving for me. What causes that kind of sensation?

Paula

[Cosmobirdy]

I'll cross my fingers for you that it goes away... :-)  For me, it happens so often that I barely pay attention now.  It mostly is noticeable if it happens when I'm just sitting at the computer or driving the car or something.  It's just a normal part of my shower experience in the morning, lol.  The buzzing in my pelvis finally did go away for me - I only get it once in a blue moon now.....

Have a great day!
Rita

[figuerpa]

Yeah Rita it doesn't hurt thank goodness, it is just a wierd sensation. I am hoping this will go away soon. I have been getting the vibrations in my pelvis as well as my bottom lol. It is making its rounds lol

Paula

[Cosmobirdy]

It sounds like what I get on the left side of my back - it feels like bugs crawling up and down my back.  I get it almost all the time after I take a shower or if I get overheated for any reason, and then at seemingly other random times here and there.  It's like someone draws a line down the center of my back, and it's only ever on the left - never the right.  I sometimes get the buzzing in my pelvis and leg, but this is a little different.  It is one of those symptoms that happens all the time, but at least it doesn't hurt - it's just weird ... ;-)

Rita

[jensequitur]

Hey, this is a good resource - check it out!

http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/Multiple-Sclerosis/Paresthesias---Things-That-Go-BUZZ-in-the-Night/show/378?cid=36

[figuerpa]

jensequitur,

Thank you, I have had the vibrations before but this was totally new. I will look it up and read up on it.

Paula

[jensequitur]

Buzzing paresthesia are pretty common with MS.  If you're getting them in your lower back, it's possible that you have some problem with the thoracic spine.