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What could be causing a vibrating feeling in my chest?
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Cramps and vibration: The feelings of vibration is usually caused by small muscle contractions and relaxations. Often too small to see. That is very similar to a cramp which is the same thing but it keeps recruiting other muscle cells to contract and not relax. What you are discussing is probably due to some type of stress injury. Women sometimes experience this due to restricting clothes or exercise injuries.
Answered 3/28/2017
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