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I have that bad. It can come at any time of the day. My neurologist put me on Pramipexole 0.25 mg at night. I take a half if my day has been good, low activity and a whole one if it’s a busy day. Sometimes I will only have to take it every few days. It’s on an as needed basis
Yes, tremors or shaking can be related to long-term prednisone use. Prednisone and other corticosteroids can cause various side effects that may affect muscle function and strength, including:
• Increased muscle weakness
• Fatigue
• Changes in how your muscles respond It's important to discuss any new or concerning Show Full Answer
I do get sometime shakes on hands. My prednisone dose has been decreased along time ago but I do get shaky occasionally.
Before I was diagnosed I had tremors. My whole body would shake. After several tests they couldn't find what was causing them. Several years later my neurologist said that it was a side effect of the disease and can be missed by many doctors. I still get them occasionally but they are mild compared to what they were.
Thank you I will ask my neurologist
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