Internal Tremor - legs mainly

The treatment protocol would depend on all the other signs and symptoms the patient is presenting with. A trembling sensation could be caused from a variety of factors that range from deficiency to excess patterns so without knowing more I couldn’t say. If you’re leaning towards the sensation as due to a heart pattern then in general you can use HT 8 for excess or HT 7 for deficiency. If there are confirmed thyroid issues you can use DU/GV 22 with C6.

As. Expected the doctor gave propanalol - which have had an effect in calming the tremor (she says jitters) so with this in mind what points would you select if this is as appears, over anxious?
Regards

Certainly everything you are describing is entirely treatable with Chinese Medicine, and commonly so. That said, I’m curious why you are asking for specific points? Are you a practitioner?

If not, whatever you are planning to do with those points, such as acupressure, is generally not going to be effective enough to resolve your conditions overall. I strongly suggest you find a practitioner in your area, ideally one who practices both acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine, and work with them for 3-5 months and you should be fine.

Treatments are technically based on your diagnosis in Chinese Medicine terms such as liver fire, or ht yin deficiency as examples - not based off of your symptoms or your western conditions (for more on that see “treating the cause vs. the symptoms”).

From your tongue and symptoms at least, a somewhat close protocol would be this phlegm effecting the heart protocol for anxiety and herbally you’d likely do well on a combination of shu gan wan and jia wei xiao yao wan. But you should consult with someone locally who can provide you with a more precise diagnosis after physical inspection and talking to you more about your history. Then treatment is easier and they can provide appropriate dietary and lifestyle changes that are tailored to your specific diagnosis and needs.

Keep in mind that in the context of TCM the western medical factors which are kept as separate conditions (here the thyroidism, menopause, and anxiety) are often not in fact different conditions but rather different symptoms from a single pattern of imbalance - in this case ht yin deficiency could certainly fit. So in effect if you treat the heart yin deficiency you are able to address the thyroidism, menopause and anxiety all at once (assuming the diagnosis of heart yin is in fact acurate for your patient).