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Old 11-11-2009, 05:50 PM #4
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i have mild tremors in one hand.
i'm sorry i can't give you any advice but...welcome to NT.

i would call your dr and let him know.
if you get new sx's (symptoms) that last more than 24-48hrs or old sx's get worse you need to call your dr.

let us know how you are.
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