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Old 03-28-2008, 09:54 AM #1
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Hey everyone. I went and saw the MS specialist yesterday and as usual it wasn't a real positive visit.

Since seeing him last (December) I have developed tremors. Mostly in my legs and hands.

He wants to put me on a beta blocker. Has anyone experienced tremors or used this medication?

I feel like a walking drug company as it is!!

I just would like some insight and as always opinions definetely welcomed
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