Hello.
Is the tremor always there? I feel this could be due to Parkinson's disease. Do you have problems walking or balancing also ?
Has your Neurologist given any ideas on this ? Apart from your other symptoms, I suspect the tremors may be parkinsonian. Please try to get it ruled out by your Neurologist.
Regards
Hello again og tank you for responding to my question.
I was afraid that the tremors might be parkinsonian, but a doctor did an easy test on me and ruled it out. I do not fall forward when I walk but I feel very dizzy and somewhat pre-syncop-ish...but I never faint.
As I write this the tremors are gone...for the moment...strangely enough.
I forgot to mention that after the virus-infection my heart started to race. I normally have about 60/min at rest but now on a good day it seldom drops below 70(at rest).
So my main symptoms are fast heart-rate, dizziness and tremor(which isn't obvious to other people but it feels like it). Typical stress-symptoms. But the problem is that it is autonomous and lives it's own life and makes me even more stressed.
It seems not like a coincidence that there was a significant change in my condition just after the virus-infection. Could it be a immunological-nevrological stress-response from an already stressed immun/nevro system?
I was tested for nevrological dysfunction a month ago where I had to stand on one foot with my eyes closed etc and I didn't fail the test.
Well, this isn't easy for you to find an answer to, but thank you so much anyway:)
I will se an Neurologist as soon as possible.
Kind regards