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buzzing/vibration
What causes a buzzing/vibration in the groin or pubic area?
It;d be nice if a an update could happen and if these people have to live with this! I hate this and it's only been a week
Have you found anything else out as to what this might be? I am 34 with 3 lumbar surgeries and 1 cervical surgery under my belt lol I too have just been diagnosed with lumbar, Thorasic and now cervical scoliosis which am told is due to the changes to the structure of my spine from these damn surgeries. I first noticed this totally weird buzzzzing or vibrating sensation probably 6 months ago and have had it come and go probably 3-5 times some lasting a day or two and currently this episode has been going on a week now. Same description as many others such as a low cell phone or pager vibration not intense very subtle but soooo annoying! I too thought as I have read on here that I was preggers again even though hubby had a vasectomy and actually started my period yesterday with no let up of the buzzzzzz. Then I thought in my last surgery which was Oct 2015 did a dr leave something in me lol then thought of aliens... Hey you never know then thought I had some terminal cancer or disease or a parasite and well I have no answer to this and am starting to really wonder WTF IS THIS???? I did notice that it does go away for a bit but returns and with no real obvious reason. I think I'm going to make a journal while it's still happening and maybe I can see a pattern or notice what makes it happen or go away. I guess I should make a Gyno appointment but who likes going there? I don't!!! Plus I've been to over 8 appointments in the last 5 days with different Neuro,Ortho, and in between surgeons now trying to figure out what to do about my once again 5 level nerve and spinal cord impingement from my C3-C7 as well has sever degenerative disk disease throughout my entire spine!!!! Ohhhhh yippee so please I beg of you if anyone knows what this could or might be pleaseeeee tell us!!!!
I will be 54 this year. I have had three C-sections and immediately after my third child and having my tubes tied during same hospital visit, I have experienced this same odd buzzing vibration in lower belly area, 26 yrs ago. I know when this started to occur the world had not quite entered the cell phone era of life but pagers were huge. I used to wonder if someone of surgical staff had accidentally dropped their pager in me during C-section. After some period of time passed I soon realized this was no longer a practical thought knowing the batteries could never last for long period. I never had mentioned this for many years cause I felt people would look at me like something need not mention. For years I have and continue to experience these same feelings. The reasons I have read from many over the years have given me comfort to know that its possible a nerve was damaged , which many possibilities of how that could happen with myself when you learn about activities in sports for many years and positions of various employments as well as back injuries from either and then of course child birthing. In most cases this feeling may also come about with certain people from wearing tight clothing and thus causing circulation issue. There has been one comment which I was able to dismiss and further investigation of it did not follow in regards to my personal health and that is a question brought about by a physicians response regarding whether the person was diabetic. So if you are experiencing this buzzing vibrating sensation and you are diabetic it is possible of a different reason behind them and I would suggest you to have the conversation with your doctor for any merit to the concerns. Hope this information is helpful.
Yes, I have these buzzing sensations in my upper groin area! On and off for a couple of years now. I just reached for my mobile phone...!!
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