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Internal Vibrating/Buzzing in My Vagina

I have been experiencing a buzzing or vibrating sensation for the past week in my vagina.  It feels as if I am sitting on a cell phone that is faintly vibrating.  The sensation feels as though it is internal and takes place from my vagina up into my cervix.  There is no regular time period in between when this sensation occurs.  Sometimes it takes place every 5 minutes, sometimes every 15 seconds or so.  It usually lasts for just a few seconds.  I am in my early 20's, so I am not approaching or going through menopause.  I also should be having my period any day now.  The sensations do not hurt, it just is concerning me because I have never experienced this before.  Has anyone ever had the same experience, or does anyone have any idea what could be causing these vibrating/buzzing sensations?
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I have had it about 2 months now to
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I am having the same problem **** is annoying I made an appointment with my OBGYN because I'm also experiencing pelvic pain during intercourse and I'm certain I have another cyst, but never have I had this annoyance of vibration, sounds crazy and retarded but yeah any suggestions on how to bring up the conversation to the Doctor .. Yes doctor I think my virgina swallowed a cell phone and it was set on vibrate take the **** out please thank u .. LOL  
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Omg!! I am normal,, lol I've been having the same vibration down below, my partner n friends think I'm made n laugh at me:-( I do suffer with lower back pain so maybe it's a nerve or something. So pleased I'm not the only only humming from my noo noo!! ;-))
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My buzzing just started this morning but its tapering off later at night, i was scared to death to think it could a herpes but its wasnt a painful tingling just a pulsating buzz like if you cut your circulation off on the left side of my vagina lip.

Im trying my best not to run screaming to the doc....hopefully its just a pinched nerve in my back somewhere.

Glad Im not the only one this is happening too....started to think i was crazy
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Another update: I had a blood test for other things (thyroid, iron, etc.) in December, and my Vitamin B levels showed to be higher than normal. This didn't surprise me since I take 3 caps of the Benfotiamine B complex every day. I had been buzz-free for more than a year so I thought it might be time to reduce the amount of the Benfotiamine B supplements. So I reduced it down to 2 capsules a day instead of three. Within 2 weeks, my buzzing returned. Not as acute or strong as when the problem first started (4.5 years ago now), but definitely noticeable and extremely annoying. I went back up to the 3 capsules a day, and it took about 3 weeks for the fluttering to go away again. So I guess I would be stuck with that dang buzzing for life maybe, if not for the vit. B supplement. At least I have my 'cure'.

Benfotiamine is also known as vitamin B1 - like riboflavin is B2, niacin is B3 etc. I get "AOR Advanced B Complex" from cureself ******* if anyone is interested.
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He said that what we are feeling is the surge of blood running through our bodies. He said it's like feeling/hearing your heart beat. He says it's nothing serious however he didn't sound like he believed what I was saying either.

Hope this helps. No he didn't give a solution and Yes I still have the problem.
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