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Old 10-08-2009, 03:28 PM #16
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Well cutting back on the baclofen has not helped. I am experiencing the shaking or tremors most of the time. Are these really internal tremors or is it just a sensory issue? I am waiting to hear back from neuro's nurse. I am having trouble sleeping (bed feels like it is shaking) and at times feel as though the ground is shaking when I am walking. I have also been sitting down while teaching.
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