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Abrupt discontinuation of certain medications can lead to severe health consequences and withdrawal symptoms. Healthcare providers should be aware of the risks associated with commonly prescribed drugs and implement appropriate tapering strategies when necessary.

Understanding the link between certain medications and the onset of tremors is crucial for effective patient management, especially as these symptoms can often be mitigated by adjusting medication doses.

In elderly patients, the heightened sensitivity to medications necessitates a tailored approach to prescribing, focusing on minimizing risks of confusion, hypotension, and falls. Consideration of safer alternatives and non-pharmacologic interventions is essential in promoting their well-being.