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Ghost64 said:
Lol ye google says caffeine triggers tremors, weird coz I didnt have the caffeine yet, it’s like my hands were shaking on purpose and that’s why half the teaspoon of coffee never made it into the cup.
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Ghost64 said:
Cancelled coz rain.
Got my tabs though, will take it next time anything shakes lol
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The sooner you start taking the tabs, the more coffee will land on your tastebuds instead of on your kitchen floor.
Ghost64 said:
Side effects of Inderal is alopecia!
Wtf, now what!?
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This summer it will look like you're not a fan of getting a tan ...
 
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Ghost64 said:
Ye no script...
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mmmmmm... Is this the point where we call bullshit? I can't believe any pharmacist would hand out beta blockers without a script? A whole bottle too? What schedule does beta blockers fall under?

EDIT: Did you bring the pills in with @Smookels iPhone?
 
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So just last night I poured water, holding the 1l glass container in one had I picked up the tumbler in the other and uhm it was shaking like crazy and spilled a bit l.

I freaked out.. but then I realized I was cutting the grass with a weed eater just prior(too small for a mower but too big lawn for doing it with this regularly).. anyway.. ordinarily my hands don’t shake.

If it was a regular thing I’d see a doc. So yah.. seems like yours is more regular hence the question.

Looks like you going so good luck. Hopefully it’s just a dietary change that’s needed. For these things getting it checked asap is best.
 
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pinball wizard said:
I have two pharmacies close by that are flexible on things...

I don't think the OP is east rand material though, so I dunno where he would get his.
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Yup, we have a few my side as well although they are still only flexible on certain items, others not so much
this would very likely fall into the flexible category though
 
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krycor said:
So just last night I poured water, holding the 1l glass container in one had I picked up the tumbler in the other and uhm it was shaking like crazy and spilled a bit l.

I freaked out.. but then I realized I was cutting the grass with a weed eater just prior(too small for a mower but too big lawn for doing it with this regularly).. anyway.. ordinarily my hands don’t shake.

If it was a regular thing I’d see a doc. So yah.. seems like yours is more regular hence the question.

Looks like you going so good luck. Hopefully it’s just a dietary change that’s needed. For these things getting it checked asap is best.
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Not to scare you or anything but I too found reasons in the beginning for the shakes. I remember carrying 4 5l bottles of cooking oil in one hand from the car to the house. My hands started shaking, that was the first time I noticed it and blamed it on carrying the oil.
 
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Ghost64 said:
Not to scare you or anything but I too found reasons in the beginning for the shakes. I remember carrying 4 5l bottles of cooking oil in one hand from the car to the house. My hands started shaking, that was the first time I noticed it and blamed it on carrying the oil.
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Yea.. will start worrying if it happens again. Thus far it’s an isolated incident.
 
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