Have any of you experienced this? I’ve had it for about a week now. Started when I would get stressed or upset and now it’s most of the time. It’s making me crazy.
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Lip/mouth tremors
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sorry to hear that.
Mention it to your neurologist and let us know what he/she says. Ms is so unpredictable and unreliable 🤗
I don’t see the neuro till November 4. My list of questions is LONG. I don’t how I will even get through them all.
Is it pretty constant? That must hard to cope with. Can you sleep?
I hope your neurologist has some ideas to help you. I’ve had it happen, but it’s only momentary.
No, but a week is longer than my neuro would want me to wait on reporting something new.
That must be annoying as you said. I have not had that but for the last month and a half I have been having problems with my tongue. I can no longer drink from bottles. My tongue doesn't seem to know what to do as the liquid is coming in. Annoying just like your tremors. I have no problems with cans or cups so thats the upside. Let us know what the doctor says.
Okay Tulip77, I have suffered something similar to this with my left hand and leg since I was 16. Mine is caused by hereditary essential tremor. First, I say, don't become a drunk, but see if a drink of alcohol settles it down. Try it a few days in a row, if it does help, talk to your DR. regarding essential tremor, there is a chance that one of the first ever blood pressure meds Inderol/Propanolol can help. When my family Dr. asked how I dealt with it, I told him that when I did the bills (writing checks), I had a glass of wine ahead of time and that resolved the symptoms. There are many other meds that can help with this, but there can be side effects. Just a possible solution, nothing more. NOTE: If your father had tremors, there is a high probability that this is the possible cause. It is genetic, and passed by the father.