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moody Experienced Poster Offline In all the thing I lost I miss my mind the most. Posts: 207 richmond, USA, VA, Virginia Gender:	Shaking? Mar 24^th, 2006 at 3:28pm Hi gang, Is any one have shaking, trembles problem? I, sometime my body, my hand shaking violently and this just start happen last couple weeks, just wonder if it is other symtom of MM Kieu
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Sara Experienced Poster Offline I am 15 years post-op and loving life! Posts: 208 Houston, USA, usa, 291, 279, TX, Texas Gender:	Re: Shaking? Reply #1 - Mar 24^th, 2006 at 5:09pm A while back I had some twiching in my left hand. I would call it more of a twich that violent shaking, But, I do think when was happening to me was a symptom. I was put on a seizure med and it stopped. I hope this helps a little. And I hope you can stop shaking! Sara
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Re: Shaking?
Reply #2 - Mar 24^th, 2006 at 9:21pm

hi,
actually i was at the beach the other day and i had a "shaking episode"... basically my right chest, shoulder and upper arm were shaking (not intensely, more like vibrations)... was slightly concerning but i just put it down to moyamoya and general lack of blood to several areas of my brain!!
i don't think it was a seizure, it did last a while but it was very isolated and subtle... i'm already on anti-seizure medication...
anyway... hopefully most of these things will be cleared up soon!!

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Nancy_N. Old-Time Poster Offline My daughter Mandy Has Moyamoya Posts: 664 Jasper, USA, usa, 436, 230, GA, Georgia Gender:	Re: Shaking? Reply #3 - Mar 25^th, 2006 at 10:17am Hi Moody, My daughter Mandy after having several strokes could not even sit up and her whole body shook really bad, but when you laid her down it would stop like a switch was turned off, she was in extremely bad shape though. After her surgery it just disapeared like it never had happened. Hope this helps. Nancy
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Re: Shaking?
Reply #4 - Mar 26^th, 2006 at 10:42am

Hi Moody,

My brother Kevin has tremors/shaking in his hands. Sometimes it is really severe. I thought the tremors were only worse when he used his hands a lot however, that theory has been shot down. He experiences constant tremors/shaking in his hands. He went to the doctor last week and the doctor is going to prescribe something for him to help him with the tremors/shaking in his hands. He had to have blood work done (Friday) before the doctor will prescribe the drug. I will know the name of the drug once Kevin's blood work comes back from the lab. As soon as I know the name of the drug I will let you know. Perhaps the drug is something you can ask your doctor about in terms of helping you with any tremors/shaking.

Lore

"What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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moody Experienced Poster Offline In all the thing I lost I miss my mind the most. Posts: 207 richmond, USA, VA, Virginia Gender:	Re: Shaking? Reply #5 - Mar 26^th, 2006 at 4:30pm Thank you for all information, I glad that I not alone, I have surgery on Arp 7, hope it will go away then.
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