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Shaky hands

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trisha87499
trisha87499

does anyone find that you can have really shaky hands with fibromyalgia , it's like your anxious or, like what you get when your withdrawing from a medication, however mine just seems to be when I'm going out?

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  • arual2014
    arual2014 trisha87499

    Posted

    I do find that happens if I am feeling particularly anxious, haven't eaten it am having generally a bad pain day

  • susan70747
    susan70747 trisha87499

    Posted

    Hi Trisha, yes I get shakey hands really bad some days especially if I have overdone things the day before, but sometimes I have them for no apparent reason, I asked my Dr for betablockers and they are fantastic in calming it down. Best wishes Sue.
    • trisha87499
      trisha87499 susan70747

      Posted

      That's great, because I worry people can notice it, did your doctor say it's fybromyalgia related?

    • susan70747
      susan70747 trisha87499

      Posted

      Yes she did, I seem to deal with a new symptom, and there is always a new one just waiting to come and bite me on the bum so to speak.
    • trisha87499
      trisha87499 susan70747

      Posted

      Yes I know what you mean, I will maybe suggest to my doctor about beta blockers. Thank you
  • Boqer
    Boqer trisha87499

    Posted

    Hi, sorry for late reply, but yes I get shakey hands when I get stressed (which could be why it's just before you go out) and then also sometimes when I'm not at all stressed. I'm not on any medication. I think it's just the fibro.

  • trisha87499
    trisha87499

    Posted

    Thank you all for your support
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