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vibrating down below
For the past 15 days, I've been experiencing a vibration in my butt. When it first started, it was constant. It was like a vibrating cell phone that I was sitting on. It happened as I was sitting in my car after driving for 35 minutes. It buzzed a couple seconds on and a couple seconds off. A week later, it's still vibrating, but not quite as often or as strong. It's more like a constant humming within me as if I'm sitting on a washing machine. The vibrating area is in my perineum.
After researching on this site, I started taking magnesium, calcium, bananas, probiotics, B vitamins, and D vitamins. And I visited my chiropractor twice. He doesn't know what's wrong. His first thought was ''did you fall hard on your tail bone?" I said I didn't think so. So he checked my coccyx and it was out. My right hip was out, too (but that's no big deal cause my hips are always out). But it didn't fix anything. He said I should get a second opinion and see a doctor and that this ''might not be a chiropractic issue." That was disappointing.
Later I found a post on this site that said it was their psoas muscle. I told him about that so he palpated it, but there was no pain. So he tried my iliopsoas muscle, which is right next to the bony part of your hip, and it was very painful. So he gave me stretches for that. I don't think I really feel any different after doing the stretches 3 days later. I don't think he even thought it would help, but he said he was open to trying anything and he hoped that maybe it would help.
I don't have any medical problems. I was treated for strep with the antibiotics called Azithromycin less than a week before this happened. I'm 30 years old and female. I've never had anything like this ever happen to me. If you have similar symptoms, please share! Comment or message me, especially if you got yours to stop! I want answers!
After researching on this site, I started taking magnesium, calcium, bananas, probiotics, B vitamins, and D vitamins. And I visited my chiropractor twice. He doesn't know what's wrong. His first thought was ''did you fall hard on your tail bone?" I said I didn't think so. So he checked my coccyx and it was out. My right hip was out, too (but that's no big deal cause my hips are always out). But it didn't fix anything. He said I should get a second opinion and see a doctor and that this ''might not be a chiropractic issue." That was disappointing.
Later I found a post on this site that said it was their psoas muscle. I told him about that so he palpated it, but there was no pain. So he tried my iliopsoas muscle, which is right next to the bony part of your hip, and it was very painful. So he gave me stretches for that. I don't think I really feel any different after doing the stretches 3 days later. I don't think he even thought it would help, but he said he was open to trying anything and he hoped that maybe it would help.
I don't have any medical problems. I was treated for strep with the antibiotics called Azithromycin less than a week before this happened. I'm 30 years old and female. I've never had anything like this ever happen to me. If you have similar symptoms, please share! Comment or message me, especially if you got yours to stop! I want answers!
Ok, if anyone is following this post, i found the real solution. It's actually pinworms. I'm horribly disgusted right now and can't stand it. If you're having the vibrating, take over the counter pinworm medication (one safe, single dose) and see if you see anything in your stool. better safe than sorry. Message me if you'd like.
I HAVE A SOLUTION! You need to be taking PROBIOTICS!!!!
I just wanted to give y'all an update if you're watching this post and need answers. I visited the chiro again to ask him to check to see if my tail bone or back was out again because someone said one adjustment might not do it because it doesn't always stay put in the first time (if in fact that was the reason for my buzzing). My tailbone was out again. But that wasn't the problem because it made no difference. He also checked the Ileo Cecal Valve like someone else suggested on here, but that wasn't the problem, either.
When I was about to leave, he asked if I was on any medications. I said I used to be on an antibiotic (amoxicillin) for strep for 10 days, and when that medication didn't work, I was on azithromycin for 6 days after that. I was on antibiotics for a total of 16 days, and I started the vibrating just maybe 2 days after getting off the antibiotics .I've never been on them for that long before.
He said that may be causing the buzzing because it's messing with your intestines and flora in the gut and he told me to take probiotics. I said I had been taking like 5 or 6 pills of probiotics already just in case that would help and he said well, you need to be taking them for months to get back the good bacteria that the antibiotics took away. (I did notice I was getting better after taking only those 5 or 6 pills)...I just didn't know for sure what pill was working for me, since I was taking Vit D and B and Magnesium and stuff, too.
So I've been taking them everyday for 6 days so far and I rarely feel the buzzing anymore! Today I think I felt it 3 times, and each time never lasted more than a few seconds. And I tend to only feel them now when I get out of my car from driving somewhere, but the feeling is gone very soon.
The Probiotics that I take are these (Ultimate Flora, 30 billion) http://www.renewlife.com/ultimate-flora-extra-care-30-billion.html. My chiro suggested that I get an antibiotic called Acidophilus in liquid form because they're the best kind and have to be refrigerated, but I went to several stores and couldn't find it.
I hope this helps!!
I just wanted to give y'all an update if you're watching this post and need answers. I visited the chiro again to ask him to check to see if my tail bone or back was out again because someone said one adjustment might not do it because it doesn't always stay put in the first time (if in fact that was the reason for my buzzing). My tailbone was out again. But that wasn't the problem because it made no difference. He also checked the Ileo Cecal Valve like someone else suggested on here, but that wasn't the problem, either.
When I was about to leave, he asked if I was on any medications. I said I used to be on an antibiotic (amoxicillin) for strep for 10 days, and when that medication didn't work, I was on azithromycin for 6 days after that. I was on antibiotics for a total of 16 days, and I started the vibrating just maybe 2 days after getting off the antibiotics .I've never been on them for that long before.
He said that may be causing the buzzing because it's messing with your intestines and flora in the gut and he told me to take probiotics. I said I had been taking like 5 or 6 pills of probiotics already just in case that would help and he said well, you need to be taking them for months to get back the good bacteria that the antibiotics took away. (I did notice I was getting better after taking only those 5 or 6 pills)...I just didn't know for sure what pill was working for me, since I was taking Vit D and B and Magnesium and stuff, too.
So I've been taking them everyday for 6 days so far and I rarely feel the buzzing anymore! Today I think I felt it 3 times, and each time never lasted more than a few seconds. And I tend to only feel them now when I get out of my car from driving somewhere, but the feeling is gone very soon.
The Probiotics that I take are these (Ultimate Flora, 30 billion) http://www.renewlife.com/ultimate-flora-extra-care-30-billion.html. My chiro suggested that I get an antibiotic called Acidophilus in liquid form because they're the best kind and have to be refrigerated, but I went to several stores and couldn't find it.
I hope this helps!!
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