MyFibroTeam

Yes, tremors and shaky hands are a common symptom experienced by many people with fibromyalgia. Several MyFibroTeam members have reported experiencing tremors, particularly when:

• Experiencing high levels of fatigue
• During or after pain flares
• When feeling anxious or stressed
• After physical exertion
• First thing in Show Full Answer

Yes, tremors and shaky hands are a common symptom experienced by many people with fibromyalgia. Several MyFibroTeam members have reported experiencing tremors, particularly when:

• Experiencing high levels of fatigue
• During or after pain flares
• When feeling anxious or stressed
• After physical exertion
• First thing in the morning

It's important to discuss any new or worsening tremors with your healthcare provider, as they can help determine if any adjustments to your treatment plan might be helpful. Some members have found these strategies helpful for managing hand tremors:

• Taking frequent rest breaks during activities
• Using adaptive tools and devices when needed
• Staying hydrated
• Maintaining consistent sleep patterns
• Avoiding caffeine if it triggers tremors
• Using stress management techniques

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