What is drug induced tremor?

Drug-induced tremor usually presents with hand tremors. Its main manifestation is hand tremor when doing fine movements, such as writing, holding chopsticks, buttoning, etc., hand tremor will be more obvious when emotional tension and fatigue, and this symptom will be relatively reduced or completely disappeared when the spirit is relaxed or rested. In terms of diet, you can eat more anti-arteriosclerosis foods, such as vegetables, fruits, etc., and you should live regularly to avoid tiredness, and you also need to pay attention to the balance of mentality, read more books and use your brain diligently, and you can often go out and walk around.

Secondly, essential tremor is an autosomal dominant familial genetic disease, I believe everyone also knows the symptoms of this disease, the tremor of this disease is aggravated when concentration, mental tension, fatigue, and hunger, and temporarily disappears after drinking, and worsens the next day. The shaking is more obvious when holding chopsticks, serving tea and pouring water, threading needles and threads, etc., which is also a characteristic of essential tremor. Below I will summarize for you several ** ways of essential tremor.

Psychological**: Patients with essential tremor will affect gatherings and social interactions when they develop the disease, and some will be accompanied by palpitation and depression, so they have to face up to this fact, try to calm their mood, and do not lose their temper, and their emotions are directly related to the condition.

Western medicine**: Western medicine believes that essential tremor** appears in brain supplements, common drugs** are medopa, antan, dopamine, carbamazepine, propranol, Almar, etc., as well as vitamins, methylcobalamin, gamma oryzanol, etc., the former is said to be a drug that inhibits nerves, and the latter is a drug that nourishes nerves, which is the choice of most patients, and the effect varies from person to person.

Western medicine surgery**: Now surgery is considered by patients to be the best way at present, minimally invasive surgery, but according to the understanding, the effect of surgery can only last for about ten years, and the cost will be more than 200,000 yuan after the time.

Traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture**: The patients who come to Chinese medicine ** are basically Western medicine ** to find Chinese medicine without results, Chinese medicine has acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine**, acupuncture ** effect is not great, some people do acupuncture only have a simple relief at that time, and some people do not get relief at all.

Traditional Chinese Medicine**: Traditional Chinese medicine calls essential tremor tremor, and it is understood that there are many patients who have received traditional Chinese medicine** and have no effect, is Chinese medicine really so unbearable? Is medicine, which has been passed down for thousands of years, really in vain?

Speaking of which, I want to clarify this fact, Chinese medicine can be the first essential tremor, with thousands of years of history and culture of traditional Chinese medicine has been passed down to the present, not all doctors are proficient in everything, everyone must be specialized in surgery, each has its own strengths, plus essential tremor This disease was rare before, and there are very few doctors who mainly have this disease, it is that in recent years, people's work pressure and living habits have caused a lot of patients with this disease, but there are still very few doctors who can ** this disease, Therefore, most patients cannot find a doctor who can cure the disease, so they cannot get an effective **, and not all Chinese medicine cannot treat this disease.

Drug-induced tremor: many drugs can cause limb tremors, so you should read the drug instructions carefully before taking the drug, if the drug causes extrapyramidal symptoms, it should be taken in strict accordance with the doctor's requirements, and the dosage should not be increased, stopped and the course of medication should not be extended without authorization. If there is such a drug due to the above conditions, there is no need to panic, you can gradually stop the drug or replace the drug under the guidance of the doctor, and the symptoms can stop on their own.

Hello, essential tremor is generally easy to worsen after tension, and the tremor after drinking will be temporarily relieved, and it will worsen the next day, and 60% of patients are inherited in families. This tremor is an extrapyramidal disease, belonging to a benign tremor, which is significantly different from Parkinson's disease, and generally does not worsen with the development of time and other complications, tremor is an involuntary, rhythmic oscillatory movement of body parts, is one of the most common movement disorders, and can also make patients shy and cause social disorders. Drug-induced tremor is common and can be secondary to a variety of medications.

The most important risk factor for drug-induced tremor is age, which is more likely to occur in older individuals than younger adults, possibly because older people pay more drugs that may cause tremor and because of the potential risk of multi-drug interactions with underlying conditions.

Evaluation and diagnosis of drug-induced tremor include a detailed history, physical examination, laboratory tests, and imaging tests. The specific examination method is as follows: Take a medical history:

This includes asking about the time, location, and characteristics of tremor symptoms, factors that worsen and reduce tremor, recent medications, and whether there are other medical conditions. Physical examination: Doctors carefully observe the tremor and may ask the person to drink, stretch out their arms, write, and draw spirals to see if the tremor in the hands and upper extremities worsens when the movements are made.

Other tests include muscle strength, reflexes, sensation, posture, gait, etc. Laboratory tests: The doctor may ask the patient to take blood tests and urine tests to determine whether there are any diseases that cause tremors, such as thyroid disease and metabolic disease.

Imaging tests: Imaging tests may be done as needed.

Drug-induced tremor mainly refers to the tremor of the limbs caused by the patient after taking the drug, these common drugs that cause tremor mainly have some older antihypertensive drugs, this class of drugs can reduce the activity of the dopaminergic system, deplete dopamine, and thus cause tremor, and some calcium ion antagonists can also cause tremor in the extrapyramidal system.

It should be said that it is drug-induced tremor. Refers to tremors caused by medications.

Common causes include antipsychotics, cholinergics, calcium channel blockers, and so on. Many medications can cause limb tremors, so read the label carefully before taking the drug.

If the drug causes extravertebral symptoms***, it should be taken in strict accordance with the doctor's requirements, and the dosage should not be increased, discontinued or extended without authorization.

In addition, older individuals are more likely to develop drug-induced tremor than younger people, possibly because of the potential risk of interaction with underlying disorders if the elderly take a variety of drugs.

Common drugs that cause drug-induced tremor are:

Gastric motility drugs, such as metoclopramide, cimetidine, etc.

Antipsychotic drugs, such as chlorpromazine, perphenazine, haloperidol, droperidol, sulpiride.

Antidepressants and mood stabilizers, such as droperitun melitrexine, amitriptyline, paroxetine, fluoxetine, sertraline.

Antiepileptic drugs include: lamotrigine, levetiracetam, carbamazepine, phenytoin, etc.

Antiarrhythmic drugs, such as mexiletine, procainamide.

Calcium-channel blockers, such as flunarizine, sifedipine tablets, amlodipine, lasidipine, nimodipine.

There are also antihypertensive drugs, such as reserpine. Immunosuppressants such as cyclosporine, tacrolimus.

Of course, if there is such a drug because of the medication, there is no need to panic, you can gradually stop the drug or replace the drug under the guidance of the doctor, and most of the symptoms can stop on their own.

Drug-induced tremor falls under the purview of the field of psychiatric research.

Drug-induced tremor, mainly refers to the tremor of the limbs caused by the patient after taking the drug, these common tremor-causing drugs mainly have some older antihypertensive drugs, this class of drugs can reduce the activity of the dopaminergic system, deplete dopamine, thereby causing tremor, and some calcium ion antagonists, can also cause tremor in the extrapyramidal system, many patients do not need to go through special ** after stopping these drugs, generally after three to six months, tremor can heal itself, However, there are also some patients who can cause secondary parkinsonism to be unable to heal on their own, and patients need to take some anticholinergic drugs or dopamine agonists for corresponding **, and even some patients need to take drugs for life, and the symptoms may become more and more severe.

Generally, it refers to the *** produced by the drug.

Some drugs will have an effect on the central nervous system, and if you take too much, you will produce tremors, such as hand tremors, nystagmus, etc.

Symptoms of drug-induced tremor mainly involve the upper limbs and head. The main symptom is hand tremor when performing fine motor movements, such as writing, using chopsticks, buttoning, etc. Hand tremors are noticeable during fatigue and emotional stress, and are relieved or completely disappeared when the mind is relaxed or rested.

Symptoms can be reduced after drinking. At present, the most effective method of drug-induced tremor is to perform it with drugs. Symptoms may be improved by taking the medication, and it will be continued after the drug is stopped**.

Specifically, you can go to the hospital for further diagnosis and examination.

Tremor, an involuntary, rhythmic tremor movement of a body part, is one of the most common movement disorders and can cause social impairment by making patients shy.

Drug-induced tremor is common and can be secondary to a variety of medications.

Drug-induced tremor may resolve on its own. Drug-induced tremor is mainly caused by limb tremor after taking some drugs, and common drugs mainly include calcium ion antagonists, anticholinergic drugs, etc. Symptoms of these drugs are mainly considered to cause extrapyramidal reactions***, and limb tremors may resolve spontaneously after these drugs are stopped.

If the drug has been used for a long time and has caused secondary organic lesions, it will not heal on its own. For example, if secondary Parkinson's disease occurs with calcium ion antagonists, it cannot be cured on its own, and only drugs can be used to treat the symptoms** and delay the progression of the disease.

To sum up, drug-induced tremor can be detected early and early.

Drug-induced tremor is a tremor caused by a medication. Common drugs include antipsychotics, cholinergics, calcium channel blockers, etc.

Drug-induced tremor, mainly refers to the tremor of the limbs caused by the patient after taking the drug, these common tremor-causing drugs mainly have some older antihypertensive drugs, this class of drugs can reduce the activity of the dopaminergic system, deplete dopamine, thereby causing tremor, and some calcium ion antagonists, can also cause tremor in the extrapyramidal system, many patients do not need to go through special ** after stopping these drugs, generally after three to six months, tremor can heal itself, However, there are also some patients who can cause secondary parkinsonism to be unable to heal on their own, and patients need to take some anticholinergic drugs or dopamine agonists for corresponding **, and even some patients need to take drugs for life, and the symptoms may become more and more severe.

Tremors caused by medications. Common drugs include antipsychotics, cholinergics, calcium channel blockers, etc.

Drug-induced Parkinson's disease refers to the symptoms of limb tremors, bradykinesia, muscle rigidity, abnormal posture and gait caused by the patients taking the corresponding drugs.

If the patient is caused by some special medication, these patients are prone to Parkinsonism.

Patients should first stop taking the drug that causes limb tremors, and if the patient's symptoms resolve spontaneously after stopping the drug, these patients generally do not need special treatment.

If patients continue to experience symptoms such as tremors in the limbs after stopping the drug, these patients often need to be treated with the appropriate drug**. In general, mood-regulating and antipsychotic drugs can predispose to Parkinson's symptoms.