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What Could Cause Mild Tremor In The Left Hand?

Hi, I have been prescribed Citistar 500 mg to be taken once in night for 30 days. I had no symptoms or any sickness, I had accompanied my mother for her check up with the neurologist, when from a random talk the doctor noticed a very very mild tremor in my left hand (when stretched and held), he did another test where he used a small vibrating stick and made me tell the difference in sensations between 2 specific points, from all the points the sensation in the forehead area were milder (some times no vibration felt at all) compared to the rest of the face. Based on this he prescribed me citistar. I would like to know the diagnosis of this condition.
Mon, 14 Jul 2014
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You didn't ask the doctor? Is he a neurologist? I don't quite understand his choice for your tremor since Citistar is simply citicholine which is a nutritional element. It is not what I would consider anything of a standard or definitive nature to treat either an essential tremor or a parkinsonian tremor if he is thinking along one of those lines. To my knowledge the evidence for medical use of citicholine revolves around memory and mental issues. Frankly, this sounds like some type of homeopathic medicine and you will not find it prescribed in mainstream U.S. medicine. I would advise you to not be lulled into buying large quantities of this medicine for your tremor......unless it works! LOL

Here is a website you can look up that has some discussions on Citistar and decide for yourself: http:/­/­www.medschat.com/­wiki/­Citicoline/­
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What Could Cause Mild Tremor In The Left Hand?

You didn t ask the doctor? Is he a neurologist? I don t quite understand his choice for your tremor since Citistar is simply citicholine which is a nutritional element. It is not what I would consider anything of a standard or definitive nature to treat either an essential tremor or a parkinsonian tremor if he is thinking along one of those lines. To my knowledge the evidence for medical use of citicholine revolves around memory and mental issues. Frankly, this sounds like some type of homeopathic medicine and you will not find it prescribed in mainstream U.S. medicine. I would advise you to not be lulled into buying large quantities of this medicine for your tremor......unless it works! LOL Here is a website you can look up that has some discussions on Citistar and decide for yourself: http:/­/­www.medschat.com/­wiki/­Citicoline/­