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why do I tremble inside on waking

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jennifer_13742
jennifer_13742

Every morning I wake up with a trembling feeling inside. It's really horrible. Feels like I going to hsve a panuc attack.but I control it. Anyone else hsve.this feeling. Could it be anxiety or dome physical.thing. Hhelp

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  • sanderella
    sanderella

    Posted

    Please take a look at what medicines you're taking Jennifer. Many of them cause just what you are describing: Increased anxiety, panic attacks, depression, ect... And the Benzodiazepines especially klonopin, Xanax, Ativan are notorious for actually increasing anxiety, panic, depression when taking them so please be

    very careful when going on an anti-anxiety medication because for one they are extremely addicting causing much more harm on down the road when you ever try to get off them because it is literal Hell doing it.

    I hope you are feeling better.

    • michael09636
      michael09636 sanderella

      Posted

      Was just awaken shaking thid had happen to me several times in the past i was wondering if ot has anything to do with my chemotherapy treatments
  • jennifer_13742
    jennifer_13742

    Posted

    I am not taking any anti depressants or benzodiapines. The only tablet I take regularly is candesartan for. high blood pressure. And perhaps paracetamol now and then. I hsve diazepam in the cupboard for anxiety but take them very rarely. I have just had to come off meds for hep c due to the terrible side effectS. I can only think that the panic is due to that.
  • liz54943
    liz54943

    Posted

    Hello Jennifer

    Yes, I have experienced exactly what you describe. I believe it is caused by anxiety, which in turn is caused by something in your life that is making you feel stressed/depressed.

    I've had several episodes in my life, of waking early and feeling churned up inside, and my hands shake slightly, and I feel over whelmed. Typically, it gets better if I make myself get up and get a shower, etc.

  • JCJC777
    JCJC777

    Posted

    you may just have GAD. Try taking paracetamol.
  • sanderella
    sanderella

    Posted

    Is there a brand name for paracetamol? I don't know what it is. I can't imagine having anxiety that's wasn't caused from taking Klonopin. Because every shred of my anxiety stopped when I stopped taking it and my life has improved 100%. I do hope you find out whats causing you so much grief.
  • jennifer_13742
    jennifer_13742

    Posted

    Paracetamol is just paracetamol. It is a painkiller. Its one of the most widely used painkillers in the UK and the safest. I think my panic attacks are due to the sx of the hep c meds I was taking. I had to stop them because of the panic attacks. I have not hsd a attack since Christmas.eve.but wake early with sort of butterflies in my tummy and dry mouth anf shaky hands.
  • theresa79150
    theresa79150

    Posted

    Recently I went to the Dr because I havn't been feeling well he said that I have high blood pressure.So now im on blood pressure meds.But also I wake up and I have this weird trembling and my hands shake a little and it continues off and on through out the day.It has terrified me and I don't know what is causing it.I have never been sick like this before .
  • max38551
    max38551 jennifer_13742

    Posted

    Jennifer,

    Are you still feeling this way?

    I have the exact same feeling ......every morning for the past 2 months I feeling a shaking feeling inside my body all over, it happens for the first 30 minutes right when I get up and open my eyes .

    I am wondering if it ever when away ? Did you ever figure out what was causing it ?

    • MelB23
      MelB23 max38551

      Posted

      Hi Max did you ever find out the cause? I am now waking every morning with the exact same feelings and it lasts no less then 30 mins 😔. Would love to hear it you had a diagnosis. Some mornings it goes beyond an internal feeling to full on tremors. I can't stand it and find it hard to cope with it.

  • max38551
    max38551 jennifer_13742

    Posted

    I have the same feeling exactly , every morning on waking

    My body feeling like the inside is shacking for 20-39 minutes

    • ann55375
      ann55375 max38551

      Posted

      Did tou find the cause of this as i am having it.
    • MelB23
      MelB23 ann55375

      Posted

      Hi Ann did you ever find out the cause? I am now waking every morning with the exact same feelings and it lasts no less then 30 mins 😔. Would love to hear it you had a diagnosis. Some mornings it goes beyond an internal feeling to full on tremors. I can't stand it and find it hard to cope with it.

    • ann55375
      ann55375 MelB23

      Posted

      It is a while since i posted this and I have found that as i decreased the antidepressant the less shaking on waking.  Now quite low dose and its better but i am still a but shakey in daytime.  Unfortunately the depression has not gone.  Do you have a normal day after it, or are you still not right?
    • philip30661
      philip30661 ann55375

      Posted

      While Ann.  Still not right, it seems the general consensus is that it's a case of high anxiety and stress. I have been on anti-depressants for years and have never had this reaction before. Confused . Com.  I think it's possibly a 

      case of catch 22 Ann. Either depressed or shaking like a leaf??????

      hope this helps.  Good luck.

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