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outlanderSenior Contributor
does anyone get uncontrollable shaking?
mine is soo bad that it rocks my whole bed!
i dont know how to stop it either
it could be really hot and ill be shaking so much and its always worse at night
has anyone had a similar effect?
In response to: uncontrollable shaking- a physical affect of anxiety/depression
QueenieSenior Contributor
I get tremors and shaking from my meds rather than the anixety of depression. Sometimes they are so bad that I have to have another medication to counteract the shaking. I was trying to nurse our cat the other night and my legs were shaking so much that it made her angry.
In response to: Re: uncontrollable shaking- a physical affect of anxiety/depression
outlanderSenior Contributor
its alot worse now that ive been medications @Queenie im on a very low dose now but as im sure your aware meds dont take effect straight away if they are going to work at all that is
its actually so bad that all my muscles hurt and over the past few days more so today i can feel my hip has gone out of whack- and when that goes out of whack it makes my foot injury play up, my lower back where my scoliosis is worse, sciatica and my neck as well and its only been since the uncontrollable shaking. i ahve a feeling if it keeps going i wont be walking much tomorrow casue i can hardly move now- ive had to book my chiro in whihc i cant get into until next week and im on the cancellatiosnlist so hopefully one comes in this week
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