Anxiety symptoms trembling
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( BTW this Doctor refused to take any money from me)
Prayers, affirmations, breathing exercises and numerous other suggestions, which not only helped me overcome my anxiety symptoms, but also helped shape my life forever!
Enough about myself, this post is about you.
Were there any events prior to the onset of your panic attacks and you other symptoms, which may have a connection to all this?
Usually these kind of trembling symptoms could be associated with fatigue, stress, anxiety or a form of panic attack and called as muscle tremor. Other possible causes of tremors could be overactive thyroid, Parkinsonism disease, alcohol use, certain medications, alkalosis, and low blood sugar. Sometimes previous injury may cause pinched nerve and may be a reason of tremor but this possibility remains low.
The most common symptoms may include trembling, dyspnea (shortness of breath), heart palpitations, chest pain (or chest tightness), hot flashes, cold flashes, burning sensations (particularly in the facial or neck area), sweating, nausea, dizziness (or slight vertigo), light-headedness, hyperventilation, paresthesias (tingling sensations), sensations of choking or smothering.
Stress is an important causing factor.Other causes being anxiety,hypoglycemia,vit B12 deficiency and hyperthyroidism.
I have been prescribed Zoloft 50mg. I am not a fan of taking meds. I have previously taken xanax for my intense panic attacks of shaking and trembling. I would only take once in a while as needed. My anxiety has been through the roof and can't stop trembling. My doc prescribed me xanax .5 X 3 times a day. I am worried about when I come off of it of what the withdrawl symptoms will be. And wondering when the Zoloft will kick in to work. Xanax seems to be my only relief.
It very well could be. After my first panic attack, I felt like crap 24/7 for at least a month, and that was mostly because I was so scared it was going to happen again, or that something was seriously wrong with me physically. I would go to your doctor just to rule out other things. Try deep breathing and even a relaxation cd at bedtime.
ve suffered with the anxiety for 7 yrs now, but the shaking and trembling are new to me. it is a part of your anxiety, and if your doc said it's a product of the anxiety, then most definitely don't waste your energy worrying and focusing on the symptoms. just ignore them when they come and try to think positive thoughts!
I'm trembling, I can't eat, I can't sleep, my head hurts, for the past two days I haven't been able to sleep until about 4am, and I sometimes feel oddly paranoid, my boyfriend recently told me he still liked me but had been thinking about breaking up with me,he says he gets random moodswings sometimes and doesn't know why, he's confused and has been acting quieter, I've cried a lot and am dreadfully worried, what's wrong with me?
I'm fourteen.
I was diagnosed with anxiety disorder about 15 years ago when I started having panic attacks. Recently things have gotten much worse. I have three sons and a daughter. One of my sons is profoundly autistic and has some of the worst symptoms of the disorder. My other two sons have a rare kidney disorder and are quite high maintenence. My daughter is just fine but is a toddler caught in the middle and has become very demanding. And then there's my husband. . .
I am new to this forum and looking for some support/guidance. I'm no stranger to anxiety. I was first diagnosed in 2006 but it goes back to childhood. I took Zoloft when I was first diagnosed and did ok with it but had horrible PVC's while on it. I had all the work ups and was found to be medically healthy. I was on the Zoft a year before weaning off. Since then I have had anxiety but have been able to keep it at bay....until 5 months ago.
What you are experiencing are common symptoms of anxiety. Your fear will make the symptoms more extreme.
I have suffered from panic attacks and other symptoms like what you described, and in the beginning I needed a little help, so my doctor gave me Xanax. Eventually I learned to control my anxiety simply through meditation and deep breathing, and no longer need medication.
This is one technique I used that really worked for me.
I'm just wondering if anyone can share some of their physical symptoms of anxiety? Such as constant headache, muscle aches, etc...I can read a book or google the symptoms, but i think it would be better to hear it from some of you here in our forum. Any help is better than no help.
Thanks!
IVE HAD A DIABETES BLOOD TEST WHICH CAME BACK NEGATIVE BUT I DO EXPERIANCE SOME OF THE DIABETES SYMPTOMS LIKE VERY DRY MOUTH, ECZEMA ON SCALP, TREMBLING, SOMETIMES A LITTLE BLURRED VISION! I FIND THAT WHEN I EAT SOMETHING CONTAINING SUGAR LIKE A BISCUIT OR CHOCOLATE MY TREMBLING COOLS DOWN BUT DOESN'T STOP COMPLETELY. I HAD THE FOOD INTOLERANCE TEST DONE AS I GET ALOT OF HEAD ACHES AND MIGRAINS WITH VISUAL DISTURBANCES AND PROBLEMS WITH THE SKIN CONDITION IN MY EARS AND THROAT.
One night here at school i was sleeping and about 4 something in the morning i woke up with heart palpitations and trembling. The next day i felt very weak and the trembling stayed and i was lightheaded. That went on for most of October. As of now the only symptoms i still have is the constant palpitations throughout the day and the inner trembling NEVER went away sometimes it keeps me from sleeping and my symptoms get worse at night. And i still sometimes get lightheaded.
Sorry to hear that your friend is going through a hard time right now. I too suffer from anxiety and I do sometimes get a "jittery" feeling when it is really high.
I am not a dr so I can't say for sure that is what is causing her to have these sensations but it very well could be.
I would suggest that she consider seeing a therapist to try and help her to get to the root of what is causing her anxiety. She can over come it but it takes alot of help and hardwork.
I'm completely freaking out. I have General Anxiety Disorder and I don't think my medication is working. I've been on Citalopram (20mg) since March but my panic attacks are becoming more frequent, I'm sweating, trembling, my heart is beating super fast, I have really bad nausea, and I'm either sleeping too much or not at all. I'm terrified I'm going to fail my exams because I've been missing so many classes due to these symptoms. Help!
on my last blood work less then a week ago my tsh was 35 but i have the symptoms of being hyper. vs hypo. i am taking synthroid 175 mcg every other day and also 200mcg on the other days. my thyroid was removed 12 years ago and i have been on therapy since then. i see my dr. in 2 week but I'm confused as to why when my tsh represents hypo i seem to share symptoms of both such as weigh loss, trembling in my hands, diahrrea, palpitations but on the other hand I have zero tolerance for cold.
I have headaches that last weekd at a time and are at 8+ on the pain scale, nausea all the time, dizziness, feeling numb and weak in the right side of my body even though the left side is significantly weaker, confusion and inability to recognise simple words, blurred vision in one eye, and feeling like my body is trembling on the inside especially on one side.
Hi,
The most common cause of generalized body trembling is chronic anxiety disorder. It will help us to know if you have any anxiety issues. Myasthenia gravis gets worse with time without treatment and you have these symptoms for last 3 years so this possibility can be ruled out. More so because according to your post you do not have any muscle weakness.
I would suggest you to get a clinical exam done by your GP and blood tests done to rule out thyroid issues.
i have inner trembling for 2 months non stop 24/7 i been checking all over internet causes but i haven,t seen any1 posting if there internal or inner trembling stop or how long they have it for before there inner trembling disappear i would like to hear from people who had inner trembling how long till u r inner or internal shacking trembling disappear
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