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Could i have experienced delirium tremors iif i felt like my spine was jerking?
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Doubtful: D. Tremors occur in an alcoholic person during withdrawal of alcohol and associated with severe confusion and disorientation during the state. Person usually does not remember the state. It does not seem that you are describing these symptoms.
Answered 9/28/2016
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