What is this feeling called

[cara.mel]

I found a thread somewhere else with more detail in it:
http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt82802.html

No one seems to be able to name it though (can you guys? o_O). But if other people feel it then that is good
+1 thing resolved wheeee.

[cobby]

it could be something to do with this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myoclonic_twitch

[cara.mel]

it could be something to do with this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myoclonic_twitch

Had a look, won't be that because I can completely relate that to someone else I know, and it doesnt fit me at all. thank you for your time

[gfb]

Best thing to do is to visit a doctor .

[bturville]

Why would being autistic be relevant to this o_O

Some strange sensory things (experiences like what you are talking about) and increased sensitivity to touch, light, sound etc. aren't uncommon with autism spectrum disorders. Its most likely something general under that heading than some specifically named feeling. And like you found, there's other people with very similar things. Make up a name for it

But still (like everyone else said), just ask your doctor next time you're there.