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Thank you, Boyd. Your experiences are very helpful and informative. The thing I struggle with is the suddenness with which this happened, and the fact that now it only occurs in one finger during a specific position. Having said that, I am working on ways to reduce anxiety and stress. Social situations do make it worse, as you mentioned.

In your experience, is the tremor more or less always there, or are there periods of a significant withdrawal where the tremor is not present for a period of time?
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