Tremors

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Hi G.

I get those inside tremors and outside tremors. They come and go, Sometimes

stay for a month or so and sometimes just a day or two. They are not timed

and I never know when it will start again or for that matter when they will

stop.

Connie, MI

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Hi,

I get that shaky inside feeling a lot. I think, for me, at least, it's from

total exhaustion. Unfortunately the last few weeks I've been waking up with

it. It doesn't go away that quickly for me.

In a message dated 5/25/99 3:36:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

ranlin@... writes:

> The last few mornings when I have woken up, I have been experiencing

> something strange and scarey. My body shakes all over. Just on the inside

> not out side. It only lasts about 30 seconds. Does any one know if these

> are what tremors are? Or has anyone had this happen?. ..

>

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--- ranlin@... wrote:

> From: ranlin@...

>

> Hi All,

> The last few mornings when I have woken up, I have

> been experiencing something strange and scarey. My

> body shakes all over. Just on the inside not out

> side. It only lasts about 30 seconds. Does any one

> know if these are what tremors are? Or has anyone

> had this happen?. ..Thanks... G.

>

> -

I have tremors off and on and right now it is on. I shake so hard it is

hard to eat or drink and I usually have the worst periods of

lightheaded and weakness when the shakes are bad. Todat was a good

example. I have been staggering all over and Im sure those that dont

know me think Ive had a few too many to drink. Mine tend to last all

day with the afternoon and evening being the worst.

L

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Hi,

I can't really describe it, I just feel shaky inside. Nothing outside is

shaking, though. I haven't bothered mentioning it to my doctor.

In a message dated 5/26/99 1:09:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

ranlin@... writes:

> Does it feel like your whole insides are shaking? Yet my hands and the

> rest of my body don't show it on the outside? Has your doctor eer said

what

> it is. I wondered if they were some kind of mini siezures.

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Connie,

What does your doc say causes them? I have not seen my doctor since

these began. I am hoping the Htperbaric chamber wll take care of some of

this stuff. They sure are not normal to have...Do you think it is in the

nervous system?...Hugs G....I put G because there are two

s on this list......

Re: [Lyme-aid] tremors

>From: Cslyme@...

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>Hi G.

>I get those inside tremors and outside tremors. They come and go,

Sometimes

>stay for a month or so and sometimes just a day or two. They are not timed

>and I never know when it will start again or for that matter when they will

>stop.

>Connie, MI

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,

Does it feel like your whole insides are shaking? Yet my hands and the

rest of my body don't show it on the outside? Has your doctor eer said what

it is. I wondered if they were some kind of mini siezures. Hugs G.

Re: [Lyme-aid] tremors

>From: FIG4159@...

>

>Hi,

>I get that shaky inside feeling a lot. I think, for me, at least, it's

from

>total exhaustion. Unfortunately the last few weeks I've been waking up

with

>it. It doesn't go away that quickly for me.

>

>

>In a message dated 5/25/99 3:36:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

>ranlin@... writes:

>

>> The last few mornings when I have woken up, I have been experiencing

>> something strange and scarey. My body shakes all over. Just on the

inside

>> not out side. It only lasts about 30 seconds. Does any one know if

these

>> are what tremors are? Or has anyone had this happen?. ..

>>

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When it happens I'm not cold. I am rarely cold here in SW Florida.

In a message dated 5/26/99 6:14:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mimianne@... writes:

> i have this trembling feeling when i am cold. are you cold when this

> happens, or chilled? or just at any time? i literally get chilled to the

> bone!

> >From: FIG4159@...

> >

> >I can't really describe it, I just feel shaky inside. Nothing outside is

> >shaking, though. I haven't bothered mentioning it to my doctor.

> >>In a message dated 5/26/99 1:09:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> >>ranlin@... writes:

> >>Does it feel like your whole insides are shaking? Yet my hands and

> >>the rest of my body don't show it on the outside? Has your doctor ever

said

> >>what it is. I wondered if they were some kind of mini siezures.

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Hi G. and L.,

My insides also shake. I think with me it has to do with how exhausted I

am. I have noticed that when I am extremely exhausted (which happens

more and more now) my arms visibly shake. I really can't rest any more

than I do now...oh well...

Take Good Care, Joan

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Hi ,

Ditto on that.

Joan

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i have this trembling feeling when i am cold. are you cold when this

happens, or chilled? or just at any time? i literally get chilled to the

bone!

>From: FIG4159@...

>

>Hi,

>I can't really describe it, I just feel shaky inside. Nothing outside is

>shaking, though. I haven't bothered mentioning it to my doctor.

>

>

>In a message dated 5/26/99 1:09:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

>ranlin@... writes:

>> Does it feel like your whole insides are shaking? Yet my hands and the

>> rest of my body don't show it on the outside? Has your doctor eer said

>what

>> it is. I wondered if they were some kind of mini siezures.

>

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--- Starkman <Namkrats3@...> wrote:

> Hi G. and L.,

>

> My insides also shake. I think with me it has to do

> with how exhausted I

> am. I have noticed that when I am extremely

> exhausted (which happens

> more and more now) my arms visibly shake. I really

> can't rest any more

> than I do now...oh well...

>

> Take Good Care, Joan

>

> Joan-

With me it really doesnt matter how much sleep I get or what my

activity level is. I can be fine and all of a sudden just get the

shakes and the weakness. Sometimes it goes away quickly sometimes it is

bad for days.

L

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Hi G.

From my research he thinks it is just lyme. I do take lots of asthma

medicine, but the tremors don't coincide with it.

Now today they are better. They just come and go at will.

I also think it is the spiro's attacking parts of the body. My tremors will

be in differnt spots sometines,

Hugs,

Connie, MI

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Hi ,

Has your MD told you what causes the shaking?

Joan

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--- Starkman <Namkrats3@...> wrote:

> From: Namkrats3@... ( Starkman)

>

> Hi ,

> Has your MD told you what causes the shaking?

>

> Joan

>

> Hi Joan-

Dont know if you are asking me or the other but since I have

tremors and shakes I guess I can answer your question too. My LLD feels

the tremors and shakes are part of the neuro involvement. In fact while

waiting to get approval for the IV Rocephin he put me on oral

Amoxicillin to hopefully stop the progression.

Take care.

L

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I couldn't tell from the description if you were talking about a tremor or a

spasm. I have a friend who has hand tremors and was told by his doctor that

it is a neurologic disorder similar to Parkinson's but that people often have

just the hand tremors with no other symptoms. If you have the medical

coverage, I would get myself to a neurologist for a good opinion.

Now, spasms.....there is a movement disorder called myoclonus which is

basically quick, jerky movements of muscles. I have a mild case of it and I

find that it is aggravated by SSRI antidepressants (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil,

Luvox.) I take 0.5 mg Klonopin nightly for the spasms, and it lessens them

to where they are just tiny twitches.

Another thing you might consider is whether the tremor is a medication

side-effect. I know I'm always getting weird side effects from all the meds

I take.

I hope this info. is of some help or at least didn't bore you too much.

Dwanna

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I have tremors, and so do my brothers, my dad and my cousin. It is called

familial essential tremor, which means there is no known cause or treatment

and it is inherited. Actually, atenolol (tenormin) tends to minimize the

tremor as does propanolol.

J

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I have them sometimes, although I can't always see them...sometimes I can

just feel them. Not sure why it's happening, though.

Sinead

>

>Ok, I don't think this is related to PA, but does anyone have tremors,

>particularly in their hands, that seem to come and go?

>Thanks for replying,

>

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yes... when my potassiam is low.

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-I have tremors in my right hand. Not sure what the cause is, I have

been tested for everyting from MS, brain tumor, carpel tunnel...the

neurologist I see has dx them as tremor w/unknown ideology.DUH!

I am still waiting for the effects of the Enbrel to kick in...any day now (

I hope!).

Take care,

Marcie

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Yes, I had particularly bad tremors before I retired from my teaching job.

That summer, I began to take medication for PA, and the tremors began to

diminish. Now they only occur when I'm very tired.

Peggy

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i don't know if their tremors....but my kids have asked me why my hands are

shaking...i didn't really notice them shaking....but i was trying to do

something and it was hard for me to do...so i don't know if it was that or

not...i've noticed them shaking more and more and i drop things even when i

don't intend to.....MTNCAT

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I have noticed some tremors - thought unrelated, maybe another " age " sign (am

54). They are sporadic. I have PA, Diabetes, Tendonitis of shoulder and arm,

bilateral carpal tunnel (surgery performed one year ago on both wrists -

wonderful!). Am on MTX (injection weekly) and Avaral (one pill per day),

Indocin and Folic Acid.

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Hi Lee and everyone

I'm in my second week of tremors - had R.A. for 6months -or longer without

realising the - 'oh its happening on both sides of my body -sign'

i was eager to read your -post when i saw the header

soz not to be too active on here ... i read lots but my

fingers/thumbs/wrists aren't good 4 typing right now

1 Question i'd really like to ask... did anyone's R.A. seem to spread

upwards?

I'm on...

200mg Celebrex (celecoxib) x4 times a day

100mg Zydol (Tramadol Hydrochloride) x4 times a day

1000mg Paracetamol x4 times a day

just wondered where i stood in with others - i'm in Sheffeld , Yorkshire ,

England -so drugs may have different names in different countries

bad week -good partner ...all balance

notgood enough to make it to the Docs last week -the radio show i do from

the National Centre for Popular Music on SatNite/SunMorn2am-4am,U.K time

www.sheffieldlive.org

or to a fireshow at a medieval banquet i helped arrange the show for ...

which is going on while i type this

but good now better late - my girlfriend wants to wrestle me and its sooo

unfair really -

i'll adapt tho' - i'm good at it and really strong too

-you never know how strong you are until tested

its a good job my headspace is good and strengthened by friends in my touch

world and you lot out there in cyber entity land too...

ta for the banter and lifesigns shown - it helps the quiet ones amongst us

too

good energies all

heres a picture to smile at - if the group allows it?

Swoopedinandbackoutagain

RichOrange...xxx...

rheumatic tremors

> Hi Everybody,

> I remember having tremors when I first got RA 4 years ago. I have had

then during herx reactions. This morning for some reason they are back. Does

anybody else get these. Seems like we've talked about this before but my

brain fog is really bad lately, can't remember. Thanks,

>

>

>

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Dear Traci,

Are you having full body tremors? When I had infections rampant in my system, I had a lot of leg and arm/hand tremors.l They go better slowly as I improved but I still get them especially when I'm tired or not feeling well.

I would be interested, too, if anyone has had someone tell them why. My guess it that they don't know for sure....

Good luck getting them tamed - they can certainly be annoying.

Amy

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I seem to get shaky when I am actually starting a flare, but it's more or

less all over, and I feel very nervous too, especially when the flare presents

with a very severe fatigue that I sometimes get.

Sometimes, I believe my shakiness may stem from my fear of the throat and

minor salivary gland swelling I get, because I absolutely hate it when those

little glands in my soft palate swell and make me feel gaggy.

Debra!