Do you have a tremor, tick, or twitch?

Do you have a tremor, tick, or twitch?

  • Yes

    Votes: 37 84.1%

  • No

    Votes: 7 15.9%
  • Total voters
    44
iamthenra

iamthenra

Well-known member
I have tremors, and sometimes I can hardly hold my hands steady to do daily activities... The problem seems to be getting worse as I get older... Just add another thing to the list of things that are failing. Life sucks, then you die...
 
G

guessed

1
I have twitches, tremors and seizures as a result of medication I took in the past to help with anxiety and depression.
 
Jake123

Jake123

Banned
"Since some of the symptoms of tardive dyskinesia can be interpreted as schizophrenia by doctors, they may prescribe additional neuroleptic drugs to treat it, leading to increased risk of more prevalent tardive dyskinesia. Several studies have indicated that long-term neuroleptic use is associated with both cognitive deterioration and atrophy of the brain."

Isn't that great?

Thanks, psychiatry.
 
Phobologist

Phobologist

1
Well...its related to anxiety but the problem is neurological and isn't going to go away when you get better. Ive had body tremors my whole life and probably always will. The amygdala is the part of the brain which controls anxiety and it also controls fine motor movements. Microstructural anomalies in this area are responsible in conjunction with other brain disformities for social anxiety disorders, OCD, and perhaps other problems. For this reason, those of us with anxiety disorders often show "neurological softsigns", motor movement problems which indicate minor brain dysfunction. In our case the disfunction is in the amygdala.
 
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