Is that a cell phone vibrating in my pocket or what?!

[seeuinct]

Um...ok this is going to sound weird but about 6 months ago I started feeling this buzzing sensation...down there. I thought it was my cell phone but I would reach into my pocket and there was nothing there. I have an IUD for protection against pregnancy so I thought it was that until I asked my GYN and she looked at me funny.
I would have the sensation on and off daily for months. Then 6 months later I get LHermitte's which is the buzzing/electricity down the back feeling. When I had my MRI there were 2 lesions. The active one is in on my c-spine so thats causing my Lhermittes. I wonder if the the buzzing in my who-ha was due to the t-spine lesion that is not actively demylinating.
By the way...does LHermittes ever go away?
I dont get the buzzing down there anymore...but I would love to know I wasn't alone. This symptom really cracks me up
-See

[SNOOPY]

Hello seeuinct,

I get vibrations from the waist down and yes, that includes the girlie parts. I find it annoying and quite uncomfortable when I have both vibrations and numbness in that area.

Cervical Spinal Cord lesions can cause problems from that point down.

I have had L'Hermittes for 26 years, it was part of my first exacerbation which got me diagnosed. There are many times I don't notice it but it has never gone away.

When I am headed towards an exacerbation or having a pseudo-exacerbation the L'Hermittes will increase in intensity and go back to what is normal for me afterwards.

[seeuinct]

Thanks SNOOP-

I forget about my lhermittes until I get stressed or am on my feet a lot. Then it seems to get worse, or "louder" if that makes sense. It's good to know I'm not the only one buzzing away all day.

[Leola Stotts]

I also "buzz". Not always but it is strange. Nice to hear of others that have the same symptom.

[fixitgal88]

Buzzin'

Oh thank goodness! I am not the only one looking for my non-existent cell phone...I swear one day I thought everyone in the US was texting me all day long.LOL...This is one symptom I haven't quite had the guts to mention to my neuro, even though he's probably heard it all, but still.......this is MY hoohah we're talking about. I don't want him telling the residents he teaches: "Oh yes, this patient with RRMS has cellphone-itis in her Hoohah.." Nope, not ready..lol

[kirstiecarroll2011]

Too Funny!!!!

Never in a million years did I imagine that I would be reading about people that have these same odd symptoms that I do,I find it very amusing that when we all first felt this symptom it was thought to be a cell phone because that was my exact way of describing it to my husband...I just joined today and already it is proving useful and helpful. I have not yet been diagnosed with ms even after 5 years solid of test after test...i am hopeing that one of the doctors that i see in the future will not have his head up his butt and be willing to help me find a diagnosis....

[1336029562@facebook]

Yep, had that one too. Along with muscle spasms in the hooha as well. Oh the fun of spinal lesions

[tlrosbach]

I thought I was going nuts. Thanks for posting this!! I have it too.

[jumpinjiminy]

Very funny. This one hit me last summer as well and comes back every now and again. The other day I thought of this thread when it happened once more while I was out squatting on the pool deck testing the water. Buzz, buzz, buzz. I remembered this thread, then reached back to feel my pocket where I almost never keep my cell phone, and guess what?

My cell phone was buzzing! Now I get it. Before, it was just a buzzing sensation to me. Now it has a comparison IRL, and it is an identical sensation.

I laughed out loud when finding out it actually was a cell phone this time.

[NEgirl]

Yep had it too, now only if it could bring back my libido