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A member asked:
Fingers seem 2slightly tremor, i suffer from anxiety, this is new.is it neurological or probably related to my anxiety?teeth slightly chatter, 2.(scared)
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It could be a tremor: Related to anxiety or it could be from another neurological cause. I would encourage you to have this medically evaluated but would try not to be scared about it. Take care.
Answered 1/25/2014
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