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Less common

Tremor (shakiness)

A less commonly reported neurological side effect involving fine shakiness, usually in the hands.

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Key points
  • Less common than sedation-related effects
  • Combined with agitation and fast heartbeat, could signal serotonin syndrome

Tremor is reported less frequently than effects like drowsiness or dizziness, but is a recognized side effect. It is generally mild, though new or worsening tremor combined with agitation and other symptoms could point toward serotonin syndrome and should be evaluated.

Not medical advice. This page describes general patterns reported for trazodone and does not replace individualized guidance from your prescriber or pharmacist.

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