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Old 07-17-2011, 11:17 AM #1
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Default Anyone have a tremor?

I was just curious if anyone else had a tremor. I have a tremor in my hands that comes and goes. I cant remember when it came on, but started to notice it about a month after my accident. This is also when i was started on Celexa and nortriptyline and not sure if this is a side effect of the medications or part of my PCS. My doctors think it is a side effect of the meds. I'm a little worried about it since i go back to work in 2 weeks as an ICU nurse and worried about inserting IVs or giving subcutaneous injections. And also really hoping that my patients and my coworkers dont notice it!
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