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Question: I go to bed feeling fine , I wake up T 3AM I feel fine by time I wake up at 6 I have slight tremors,by the time I'm up for an hour or 2, my tremors are stronger.....by the end of the day they are almost gone.....by 8 pm they are gone WHY?
I have always been healthy, I am 5'9" and weigh 160...….I have always been a business buyer and have never been nervous about it......went to hospital in April for a "spike BP"
never had BP problems before.....l left hospital two days later with Amalodapine, (hated it)
Dr. gave mee ok to stop using it in late July......Lisinopril...……...Dr. gave me ok to stop using in first week of October...….in April I purchased my biggest business just bfore my hospital visit...……...left my wife three weeks ago …...I have been with her since wee were 13...…(50 years) but inside the home animal issues were out of control (WAY TOO MANY)
so I said I will return as soon as there is a
commitment to reduce the number
never had BP problems before.....l left hospital two days later with Amalodapine, (hated it)
Dr. gave mee ok to stop using it in late July......Lisinopril...……...Dr. gave me ok to stop using in first week of October...….in April I purchased my biggest business just bfore my hospital visit...……...left my wife three weeks ago …...I have been with her since wee were 13...…(50 years) but inside the home animal issues were out of control (WAY TOO MANY)
so I said I will return as soon as there is a
commitment to reduce the number
Brief Answer:
Probably anxiety symptoms, follow the advice below.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear and welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Your symptoms seem to be related to tremor due to anxiety.
As I see through your query you have had a profession with high level of stress.
You also had lately familiar issues which can influence in the level of stress that you may experience.
I see that you are already taking Librium, which is not effective for your current condition.
Librium can develop tolerance after long-term use, making the medication less effective.
I would recommend trying Zoloft as a much more effective medication. It is a prescription medication, so you should consult your doctor before taking it.
Some other suggestions are:
Take nutritional supplements such as a Vitamin B complex supplement.
Talk therapy, relaxation training, meditation and yoga can be very helpful.
Acupuncture and massage are suggested to relieve the stress.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further
Probably anxiety symptoms, follow the advice below.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear and welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Your symptoms seem to be related to tremor due to anxiety.
As I see through your query you have had a profession with high level of stress.
You also had lately familiar issues which can influence in the level of stress that you may experience.
I see that you are already taking Librium, which is not effective for your current condition.
Librium can develop tolerance after long-term use, making the medication less effective.
I would recommend trying Zoloft as a much more effective medication. It is a prescription medication, so you should consult your doctor before taking it.
Some other suggestions are:
Take nutritional supplements such as a Vitamin B complex supplement.
Talk therapy, relaxation training, meditation and yoga can be very helpful.
Acupuncture and massage are suggested to relieve the stress.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further
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