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Trembling Hands And Lips, Dizziness, Anxiety And Sleeplessness. Reason?

HI, I have noticed my right hand (sometimes my left) shakes or trembles quite often and now for the past 24 hours or so I have had my lower lip trembling and I cant stop it. Worried this may be something serious.. how can I go about being diagnosed? I have a few other strange symptoms as well.. urinary problems, weak, dizzy, tired, depressed, anxiety , no appetite , extremely easy bruising and not sleeping well
Wed, 18 Sep 2013
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Sudden onset tremors on one side along with tremors on lip may occur due to anxiety or some seizure. To rule out seizures I would recommend you to get your EEG done. If EEG comes normal then visit a Psychiatrist for expert evaluation. Low mood, tiredness, dizziness, weakness, multiple somatic complaints etc symptoms of depression so they should be properly evaluated. Medicines like SSRI and SNRI etc are commonly used in depression with good results.

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Trembling Hands And Lips, Dizziness, Anxiety And Sleeplessness. Reason?

Hello Welcome to HCM Sudden onset tremors on one side along with tremors on lip may occur due to anxiety or some seizure. To rule out seizures I would recommend you to get your EEG done. If EEG comes normal then visit a Psychiatrist for expert evaluation. Low mood, tiredness, dizziness, weakness, multiple somatic complaints etc symptoms of depression so they should be properly evaluated. Medicines like SSRI and SNRI etc are commonly used in depression with good results. Hope this helps you. Thanks