Luellen
09-02-18, 12:26
Hi,
First time poster but have been reading so many useful posts on here since my anxiety flared just before Christmas. It all began with some unexplained pains which I became adamant were something serious, however tests and many doctors confirmed all was well. But I believe I got myself so worked up during that time that began the viscious health anxiety cycle noticing more and more things going on.
Long story short, my doctor's prescribed citalopram as I told them I cannot cope with the constant obsession of googling and focussing on the worst thing that could be wrong. I have also began talking therapy this week.
My main concern now is my hands. They are constantly trembling, like at rest they're ok-ish, but if I point or hold my hand up my fingers literally bounce up and down. I noticed this a few days before I began citalopram (20mg) and don't feel it's got any worse but I am trying not to panic that it is something worse than anxiety related.
Can anyone relate/reassure/advise? I'd be very grateful.
Laura x
First time poster but have been reading so many useful posts on here since my anxiety flared just before Christmas. It all began with some unexplained pains which I became adamant were something serious, however tests and many doctors confirmed all was well. But I believe I got myself so worked up during that time that began the viscious health anxiety cycle noticing more and more things going on.
Long story short, my doctor's prescribed citalopram as I told them I cannot cope with the constant obsession of googling and focussing on the worst thing that could be wrong. I have also began talking therapy this week.
My main concern now is my hands. They are constantly trembling, like at rest they're ok-ish, but if I point or hold my hand up my fingers literally bounce up and down. I noticed this a few days before I began citalopram (20mg) and don't feel it's got any worse but I am trying not to panic that it is something worse than anxiety related.
Can anyone relate/reassure/advise? I'd be very grateful.
Laura x