Tremor

DefinitionNLM MeSH D014202

Cyclical movement of a body part that can represent either a physiologic process or a manifestation of disease. Intention or action tremor, a common manifestation of CEREBELLAR DISEASES, is aggravated by movement. In contrast, resting tremor is maximal when there is no attempt at voluntary movement, and occurs as a relatively frequent manifestation of PARKINSON DISEASE.

Source: U.S. National Library of Medicine — MeSH (Tremor)

Drugs reporting Tremor (119)

Share = reports listing this reaction ÷ total matched reports for the drug. — means the upstream totals query failed at ingest and the denominator is unknown.

1. 1Alginate1100%
2. 2Helicobacter Pylori2743%
3. 3Acetylcholine3329%
4. 4Acetohydroxamic Acid919%
5. 5Pyrilamine6115%
6. 6Propylhexedrine814%
7. 7Collagen310%
8. 8Lithium Chloride210%
9. 9Efinaconazole1548.1%
10. 10Miglustat776.8%
11. 11Carbidopa3,5036.8%
12. 12Safinamide846.7%
13. 13Thallium26.7%
14. 14Levodopa3,7706.4%
15. 15Podofilox76.4%
16. 16Vanadium36.4%
17. 17Lithium Carbonate1,0996.4%
18. 18Valbenazine1,5596.3%
19. 19Opicapone1346.3%
20. 20Zuranolone836.3%
21. 21Pentazocine36.3%
22. 22Phenyl Salicylate86.2%
23. 23Lithium2,5666.1%
24. 24Proteus Mirabilis26.1%
25. 25Entacapone2706.0%
26. 26Oritavancin705.9%
27. 27Rasagiline6395.9%
28. 28Primidone5755.8%
29. 29Proteus Vulgaris25.7%
30. 30Levomenthol55.5%
31. 31Nilutamide45.5%
32. 32Deutetrabenazine3465.1%
33. 33Amantadine1,0065.1%
34. 34Tiagabine44.9%
35. 35Cipaglucosidase Alfa34.8%
36. 36Iothalamate44.7%
37. 37Thiothixene104.6%
38. 38Istradefylline2614.5%
39. 39Rotigotine6194.4%
40. 40Benztropine3144.4%
41. 41Benzgalantamine24.3%
42. 42Tranylcypromine474.2%
43. 43Clomipramine1864.2%
44. 44Delafloxacin104.2%
45. 45Selegiline1424.1%
46. 46Tolcapone144.1%
47. 47Mifepristone1874.0%
48. 48Regadenoson1884.0%
49. 49Brexpiprazole6394.0%
50. 50Pramipexole7523.9%
51. 51Ziprasidone7683.9%
52. 52Cariprazine3383.8%
53. 53Fluphenazine203.8%
54. 54Pyrrole103.6%
55. 55Apomorphine603.6%
56. 56Potassium Sulfate1743.5%
57. 57Metoclopramide2,6653.5%
58. 58Trihexyphenidyl333.5%
59. 59Cefotetan53.5%
60. 60Fluvoxamine813.5%
61. 61Lurasidone7083.4%
62. 62Bromocriptine223.4%
63. 63Paroxetine3,0733.4%
64. 64Trimethobenzamide483.4%
65. 65Methsuximide63.4%
66. 66Serotonin153.3%
67. 67Sodium Sulfate4003.2%
68. 68Rivastigmine5993.2%
69. 69Ropinirole5773.2%
70. 70Phenelzine493.1%
71. 71Artemether63.1%
72. 72Lumefantrine63.1%
73. 73Tetrabenazine2213.0%
74. 74Aripiprazole3,7393.0%
75. 75Duloxetine5,5493.0%
76. 76Haloperidol7903.0%
77. 77Lumateperone1822.9%
78. 78Exenatide1,5192.9%
79. 79Trientine132.8%
80. 80Cosyntropin62.8%
81. 81Vilazodone2572.8%
82. 82Dantrolene492.8%
83. 83Roflumilast1852.8%
84. 84Clonazepam4,3712.8%
85. 85Lisocabtagene Maraleucel222.8%
86. 86Disulfiram302.7%
87. 87Sodium Ascorbate862.7%
88. 88Ascorbate862.7%
89. 89Tryptophan572.7%
90. 90Solriamfetol982.7%
91. 91Buspirone2802.6%
92. 92Fluoxetine3,3912.6%
93. 93Naltrexone1,0432.6%
94. 94Idecabtagene Vicleucel302.6%
95. 95Lecanemab862.6%
96. 96Samidorphan382.5%
97. 97Calcium Sulfide532.5%
98. 98Desvenlafaxine6652.5%
99. 99Sertraline5,3802.5%
100. 100Olanzapine2,6212.4%
101. 101Axicabtagene Ciloleucel2272.4%
102. 102Eucalyptol452.4%
103. 103Escitalopram3,2502.4%
104. 104Oxalate1,7452.3%
105. 105Pimavanserin1,2052.3%
106. 106Flutemetamol92.2%
107. 107Valproate4472.2%
108. 108Valproic Acid6712.2%
109. 109Memantine2902.1%
110. 110Methionine152.1%
111. 111Acoramidis52.0%
112. 112Lacosamide7182.0%
113. 113Paliperidone9841.9%
114. 114Lasmiditan211.9%
115. 115Droxidopa3951.9%
116. 116Suzetrigine171.8%
117. 117Tetrofosmin91.5%
118. 118Blinatumomab271—
119. 119Brexucabtagene Autoleucel50—

Related reactions

Other reactions most often co-reported on the same drug set. Ranked by Jaccard similarity over drug-id sets — pure data-derived co-occurrence, not a clinical relationship.

• Somnolence66 shared · 0.23
• Dyskinesia27 shared · 0.21
• Confusional State41 shared · 0.18
• Suicidal Ideation25 shared · 0.16
• Hallucination20 shared · 0.13
• Anxiety65 shared · 0.12
• Insomnia57 shared · 0.11
• Feeling Abnormal39 shared · 0.11
• Parkinson^s Disease13 shared · 0.11
• Depression47 shared · 0.11

Literature

Recent PubMed references pinned to Tremor as a MeSH major topic. About the reaction term itself — not about any specific drug.

• Pallidal Deep Brain Stimulation for Tremor Control in a Child with Juvenile DNAJC6-Associated Parkinsonism.
  Tremor and other hyperkinetic movements (New York, N.Y.) · 2026 · Bernardi K, Valcheva D, Marquez Franco R, et al.
  PMID 42182522DOI 10.5334/tohm.1187
• Tremor and Craniofacial Dystonia Preceding Ataxia in SCA43: Expanding the Phenotypic Spectrum of MME-related Ataxia.
  Cerebellum (London, England) · 2026 · Kirthana SH, Kavya BK, Mehta A, et al.
  PMID 42132968DOI 10.1007/s12311-026-02023-0
• Occult cirrhosis presenting as progressive tremor: acquired hepatocerebral degeneration induced by traditional Chinese medicine and natural health products, aggravated by manganese supplements: A case report.
  Medicine · 2026 · Liu C, Wang R, Li X, et al.
  PMID 42116385DOI 10.1097/MD.0000000000048686
• Holmes Tremor in CADASIL Responsive to Multi-Targeting Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS): An Educational Case with Video and Electrophysiology.
  Tremor and other hyperkinetic movements (New York, N.Y.) · 2026 · Akhoundi FH, Longardner K, Haubenberger D, et al.
  PMID 42109692DOI 10.5334/tohm.1128
• Tremor modulation: a systematic review of resetting by single-pulse transcranial magnetic stimulation.
  Turkish journal of medical sciences · 2026 · Uzunçakmak-Uyanik H, Temuçin ÇM
  PMID 42058986DOI 10.55730/1300-0144.6175
• Abnormal Movement-related Cortical Potentials in Patients with Holmes Tremor and Cerebellar Degeneration.
  Acta neurologica Taiwanica · 2026 · Fu JT, Tsai CH, Lu MK, et al.
  PMID 42033806DOI 10.4103/ANT.ANT_113_0056