Guide To The Side Effects Of Mood Stabilizers

Muscle Tremors

The majority of muscle tremors due to mood stabilizers resolve within a few weeks or months after stopping the medication. Some patients experience tremors for up to eighteen months after their last dose. In extreme and rare cases, tremors from mood stabilizers can be permanent, even after the medication has stopped. Tremors in the hands tend to be small and barely noticeable, and for most patients, they don't interfere strongly in day-to-day life. However, some patients might struggle to do crafts and activities that require steady hands. It might be hard to thread a needle, paint fine details, or engage in other motions that can't be done while the hands are shaking. If individuals experiencing a tremor as a result of a mood stabilizer, and it's interfering with their day-to-day life, they must speak to their doctor.

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