internal tremoring insid arms when waking

[swsurfside]

Does anyone know what causes an internal tremoring inside both of my arms when waking? My skin also feels very tight my upper arms when there are tremors inside them. It doesn't feel that way except periodically when waking up, and it doesn't happen all of the time  I guess it wakes me up. I have chronic pseudomonas bronchiectasis, and a disk in my lower back and one in the middle of my back that both need to have surgery. I haven't been ready to address this with a doctor, I am wondering if they could be causing this, but I doubt it.

[jockojohnson]

pseudomonas likes to infect the lower back everyone I know that has come in contact with me seems to contract it from me .they all have similar complaints such as lower back pain the constant joint pain .some have had vision problems double ear infections.my boss was complaining the skin on his head hurt he couldn't lay his head on his pillow .the way to help with pseudomonas is to knock down the biofilm it creates in the gut this will strengthen your immune system dramatically and lessen your symptoms .also zinc supplements help fight pseudomonas .phage therapy is a cure for pseudomonas probably the only thing in existence that will cure chronic pseudomonas unless you can boost your immune system enough d3 supplements are very important.baking soda in a nebulizer mixed with a couple drops of oregano oil really helps get rid of pseudomonas in the lungs.also the sinuses.drinking baking soda in water gets rid of it through the g.i tract. please watch some of the videos on youtube about these therapies .if you would like I can direct you to m.ds who use these therapies to treat patients.many of them don't mind taking a few moments to explain them there are also many research studies that have been conducted on the efficacy of these therapies on biofilms.my drs get angry because I can read I guess I should be illiterate.but the things that I have learned are turning my life around .I only hope it can be just as helpful to you.be well

[kwarendorf]

Hi SW - Welcome to our group.

We are an MS specific group, and non of us are doctors. We are just folks living with MS, or on the MS diagnostic path.

What you describe does not sound like MS to me. I have not seen the bilateral tremors your describe given as a primary presenting symptom of MS. Also, MS symptoms tend to stick around for days, weeks even months.

MedHelp has a spine related forum and you may get better information there. Here is a link.

http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Spinal-Cord-Conditions-Disorders/show/1227

Kyle