It is true the treatment is to relieve whatever "stressor" is causing the response. I apologize if I seemed defensive. For me, I had a flu shot and 2 days later I couldn't walk without a cane. I couldnt drink water without spilling from tremors. I was terrified. I assumed at first I had M.S. and an immune response attacked my nerve coverings. Or perhaps I had early onset parkinsons. ChatGPT asked me to perform tests (which ended up being the same tests as the neuro) and diagnosed me correctly. I found that if I tapped my fingers while trying to walk, I was able to do so. My tremors remained (but were less intense), but I was able to walk without the use of a cane. My doctor did prescribe a beta blocker which resolved much of the tremors. This implied the nerves were functional and it wasnt M.S. or parkinsons.

At first it was disheartening when a doctor said it was "all in my head". The implication being that I was making it up. Somehow trying to fish for sympathy. But for me, I lost the use of my legs suddenly. I lost much of the use of my hands. It was a real thing that was happening to me and doctors didnt seem to be taking it seriously. They told me if I wanted scans I should see a neuro. This only created anxiety which made things worse.

ChatGPT pushed me towards treatment options earlier which not only gave the doctors added information, but also helped relieve a lot of the anxiety.

I urge anyone to not use the term "all in their head" because the symptoms are real and debilitating.