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Is this being caused by the depression or the meds? I could swear I've had them since before I started taking anti-depressants, but my memory is a little flaky on this. It's getting a little scary to see my hands shake for no other apparent reason.
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i have that too and my suggestion is u should talk with ur doctor about this...side effect from the drugs is different for every people so better to talk with your doctor about it
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meds do. Especially lithium. Its awkward.
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I'd say check with the doctor
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Meds can definitely cause hand tremors. I have them all the time. When I stopped meds for 2 months they stopped shaking.
But, I have noticed when I am upset, they shake worse.
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Please do check with your doc, especially if you are on an SSRI.
The tremors *could* be a symptom of serotonin syndrom - an excess of serotonin in the brain which can be very dangerous. Only a doctor can advise on this. I had this problem years ago. And the shaking was quite severe. Serotonin syndrom is a medical emergency. Peace! |
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