@SusanEllen66

I googled a "map" of where the pressure points are, and said ouch each time. My tremors in my left arm go back and forth. The nighttime full body tremors are fast. I had a DaT Scan done, and it showed no traits of Parkinsons. The first time the tremor in my left arm happened, I called my Shoulder Orthopedist. His PA called me and said put some heat on it and it if gets worse, go to the ER and let them check to make sure it's not a stroke. I was able to get video of it happening, and at my next appointment, showed it to the PA and she was baffled. I showed it to the Neurologist, and that coupled with the full body tremors at night, are why I had all the tests done. I had a 4 day long at home EEG, when the Neuro downloaded the films, she could see the full body tremors happening while I was sleeping. However, she said my brain waves were normal during the tremors so they aren't seizures, but she has no explanation as to what's causing them. Everyone says I should be happy that the tests didn't find anything. But it's hard to do that when nobody knows what's happening. I'm thankful that when I saw my primary care a few weeks ago, she was open minded enough about either Chronic Fatigue or Fibro.