Vibrating sensation, left foot

[Belizz]

I have been experiencing this for 4-5 days now and I know it's too early to think about it but, any of you guys experienced anything like this?
It's the sole of my left foot.

I'm not googling it, nope, never. That's why I am asking here.
It's a strange feeling, its like tingling but not continuous. It feels like, 1 sec long pulses. Comes and goes.

 

[sTeaLth]

Yeeeeeep! I had this like a month ago. Took about a month to go away. It still comes back for shorts periods. Pretty sure it was my sciatic. I had a long post about it on here. I’d suggest finding it. It’ll pass.

 

[Belizz]

Thank you. It's a strange feeling really. And happens only when still, not when moving feet. It fells to me like a nerve related issue? Hope it's nothing serious.

Edit: Oh yeah found your post about it I think, if I am not wrong. But my feeling is like always there unlike yours, just feels like a vibrating pulse.
Vibrate, stop, vibrate, stop. It's so weird... I also started experiencing stinging needle feeling on my legs and some other parts of my body again. It went a way for quite a while but came back apparently.
I have been actually suspecting restless leg for quite a while now, as I move my feet/legs and all of my "sensations" go away. But once I am still, they are there. I hope this is not a neurological issue.

 

[sTeaLth]

Thank you. It's a strange feeling really. And happens only when still, not when moving feet. It fells to me like a nerve related issue? Hope it's nothing serious.

Edit: Oh yeah found your post about it I think, if I am not wrong. But my feeling is like always there unlike yours, just feels like a vibrating pulse.
Vibrate, stop, vibrate, stop. It's so weird... I also started experiencing stinging needle feeling on my legs and some other parts of my body again. It went a way for quite a while but came back apparently.
I have been actually suspecting restless leg for quite a while now, as I move my feet/legs and all of my "sensations" go away. But once I am still, they are there. I hope this is not a neurological issue.

Doubtful it’s neurological. Highly likely it’s strictly anxiety or stress. If not that, then a nerve being pinched or aggravated. I currently have leg pain that I’m pretty sure is 95% because I think about it too much. Our minds can cause all kinds of stuff that’s not physically there.

 

[Fraser]

I have tingling in my left foot and have had it on and off for... I dunno. 8 months?

 

[mollyfin]

I've gotten buzzing sensations in various places before. I think it's just an irritated nerve, like a twitch. Don't really know but it hasn't killed me yet.

 

[Belizz]

Update: yes it's starting to become more like "on-off" instead of non-stop.
I am assuming that it is nerves.
Thanks all for replies <3

 

[sTeaLth]

Update: yes it's starting to become more like "on-off" instead of non-stop.
I am assuming that it is nerves.
Thanks all for replies <3

Exactly like mine. It disappeared after about 5 weeks for me.

 

[Firefly]

Update: yes it's starting to become more like "on-off" instead of non-stop.
I am assuming that it is nerves.
Thanks all for replies <3

Hi, I know this is old but did this ever resolve for you? If so, how long did it take?

I have the same thing but more like 20-25 seconds of buzz and a minute or so of no buzz. Left foot only. 4 days now and all through the night.

 

[sTeaLth]

Mine did vanish and I have had no issues with feet stuff for a long time.

 

[Sloth54]

Yes, sounds like nerves. I’m sure I’m way older than you guys and I’ve had that on and off for many years. It can happen in arms, legs, I’ve even had that on my scalp, face, etc. If you have any anxiety in general, this sensation can happen a lot, but it’s harmless. You’re OK!

 

[Firefly]

Yes, sounds like nerves. I’m sure I’m way older than you guys and I’ve had that on and off for many years. It can happen in arms, legs, I’ve even had that on my scalp, face, etc. If you have any anxiety in general, this sensation can happen a lot, but it’s harmless. You’re OK!

Hi, I will be 50 next month. My Dr. and Neurologist seem to think it’s nerves innervating and healing from small fiber neuropathy. I was diagnosed with an A1c of 12.5 in August and I am down to 5.5 as of yesterday. I developed Treatment Induced Neuropathy which presents as small fiber neuropathy…burning, cold and hypersensitive feet. TIND is diagnosed when you reduce your A1c at a large and fast pace over a period of 3-4 months.

I am also an anxious person and a catastrophizer so that does not help.

Mine did vanish and I have had no issues with feet stuff for a long time.

That is good to hear. Hoping it vanishes soon.

Yes, sounds like nerves. I’m sure I’m way older than you guys and I’ve had that on and off for many years. It can happen in arms, legs, I’ve even had that on my scalp, face, etc. If you have any anxiety in general, this sensation can happen a lot, but it’s harmless. You’re OK!

Mine did vanish and I have had no issues with feet stuff for a long time.

Was yours off and on but every day, all day?

 

[Firefly]

I’m terrified this will be here the rest of my life.

 

[sTeaLth]

I used to have it all day in my feet and wearing socks would help mask the feeling. I wore socks for years because I was tired of fearing it. I would feel in mostly in my toes but all over. Even my ankles sometimes. It eventually lessened and then stopped entirely. It has reappeared for short periods at times but over all it’s gone.

 

[Firefly]

Yes this sucks. I will say, everywhere I’ve read, it appears it does disappear over time. Anywhere from a few days to as far as a few months. There is not a lot of info on buzz or vibrating foot that is current.

It’s on-off all day at rhythmic time. 20-25 on…50-60 off..rinse repeat just left foot.

It’s hard to pin down where exactly but I feel like it’s in toes 3, 4 and 5 (excluding big toe and 2nd toe) and doesn’t extend too far up the foot.

 

[sTeaLth]

It honestly sounds like sciatica. It causes all kinds of stuff in my legs and feet. You may try a chiropractor.