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I have tremors after being given epinephrine, will my tremors go away?
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Very likely: Epinephrine can indeed induce tremors, especially in susceptible individuals, and this should depart over the next few days. If this does persist, see your doctor and check thyroid function, and a few other labs. Also, review your medications, as these may be contributing to your problems.
Answered 6/25/2014
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