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Edneyville, N.C

Last night for an hour or so it felt like my arm had a tremor from shoulder to fingertips but didn't appear to be shaking....has this happened to anyone else? Thanks

October 3, 2016
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A MyMSTeam Member

.Ioften had tiimes when I felt like my body was shaking but not visable

October 3, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you to everyone, i thought it was but the nurse where i'm involved with a ms drug study ws telling me she thought it was coming from my neck issues...i know that's a possibility but my friend with ms told me she had these also.

October 9, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

As I have had tremors since 1986, both visible and invisible, I can state with certainty that it is more common than you would think. I used to feel like my whole body was humming with no visible sign. Though tremors can be exhausting, as they waste precious energy and can try your patience, on a whole they are benign. Please explain to your loved ones that you will shake sometimes and that it is ok. My children were scared when they first saw me shaking, and later on, after many jokes and laughs would help me out when they saw I was having a "Shakey Daddy Day". Please let them know so they do not worry.

October 9, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes I get the same thing. Sometimes it is visible but most of the time it is not visible. When I feel like my insides are shaking alot and I see nothing on the outside, I get scared but I am thankful at same time that my husband can't see it because he would freak out.

October 5, 2016
A MyMSTeam Member

Yes, it's funny how when I am newly diagnosed
and you all of a sudden feel the affects of the disease so fast. I have also been noticing small shakes or tremors. They are very small to been seen however it is annoying as heck! But that's something we have to deal with right??? Sighh

October 9, 2016

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