Guest guest Posted September 2, 2007 Report Share Posted September 2, 2007 I have been having fine tremors for probably over a month now. I am getting concerned but don't know what to do about them or what the cause is. When they started, I was unknowingly taking too much thyroid hormone. I also had nervousness and more sweating. I stopped all thyroid hormone about 3-4 weeks ago. The nervousness/sweating has long been gone, but these tremors are still here. I will try to describe them the best I can, because I know there are different types. I see them when I extend my arms/hands. It isn't isolated to my hands though- I feel it in my entire body. In my legs they almost feel like muscle spasms. It feels like my nerves are " on " all the time, like the " off switch " is broken. When I wear something dangling from my waist, like a loose belt, I can see the tremors in the belt. So it is definitely in my entire body. I feel it when I awaken in the middle of the night too. I feel it more intensely then, but I think this is because I am more relaxed and sensitive, not because they are actually worse then. I have no nervousness, insomnia, etc. It might be worse after I drink my green tea (caffeine) in the morning, but I am not sure. Andy says to try glycine on p. 128 of AI, but I have no idea what kind of tremors I am even having. I am also gluten free, which is mentioned. I don't have " course, jerky movements " with the tremors that Andy mentions on p.28 of AI. These are very fine tremors that I probably only notice myself, unless I point it out to someone. I am taking 800 IU vit. E, lots of B's (including active B6), about 3-4 g vit C, 600 mg magnesium/calcium each. I am not taking a lot of fish oil or flax, because I have been back and forth on whether or not these are good due to oxidative stress. I do take cod liver oil though, providing roughly 15,000 IU vit A and 1500 IU vit D. My doctor thought maybe there were issues with my dopamine (she didn't suggest high or low and I didn't ask), but this was a few weeks ago, before I quit the Armour. I wasn't quite as concerned then, because I had other symptoms of thyrotoxicosis. Any help/advice is greatly appreciated! -Olif Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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