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Could Eylea Have A Side Effect Of Tremors?

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Grand Rapids, MI
October 20
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October 30 (edited)
A myAMDteam Member

Thanks ! Will be talking with RS but was curious if anyone else had experienced anything similar. Thanks again.

October 23
A myAMDteam Member

While tremors are not commonly listed as a known side effect of Eylea, it’s important to pay attention to any unusual symptoms after receiving treatment. Medications can affect people differently, and it’s always worth discussing any new or unexpected symptoms with your doctor, especially if you’ve started noticing tremors.

Your retina specialist or eye doctor can help you determine if Eylea might be contributing to this, or if something else could be causing it. Have you talked to your doctor about this? Hopefully, you’ll get some answers soon. 🌿

October 23

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