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Old 05-11-2009, 06:52 PM #1
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Default Right Side Shaking

This is new to me - it feels like my right side is cold and got the shivers - do you know what I mean? I am not cold but I have the shakes on that side like I am, really strange feeling!!

Going to eat some supper and hope it goes away - just wondering if it is "normal"
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Awww hun, that sounds unnerving, but there's always something 'new' with this crummy disease huh?

Yes I do know what you mean, but I've never had it on 1 side. I do have odd temperature fluctuations (feeling frigid when I'm actually hot, or feeling feverish when I'm actually cold).

I hope you feel better quick!
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Sounds sort of like tremors. I get them in my hands sometimes but it's usually both of them at the same time. You might want to call the doctor about it. Hope you feel better!
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Sounds sort of like tremors. I get them in my hands sometimes but it's usually both of them at the same time. You might want to call the doctor about it. Hope you feel better!
that is just what it feels like - tremors! Thanks Kelly, I couldn't come up with the word I wanted - cog fog!
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Sorry Yabbit, I hope it goes away soon..
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Sorry to hear you have to deal with that, Yabbit..My right hand will do the tremor thing once in a while, but my whole body, on rare occasions, will too. It feels like I'm shivering from the inside. Don't know how else to describe it. It goes away for me in a day or so. Hope it does for you, too!
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