He is 62 years old and his left leg shakes every 15 seconds or so. What is the reason

If the legs shake involuntarily, a neurological disorder, such as Parkinson's disease, is first considered, and the patient is advised to see a neurologist to confirm the diagnosis. If it is determined that the leg tremor is caused by Parkinson's disease, it is recommended that the patient take the drug under the guidance of the doctor to control the leg tremor, the commonly used drugs are medopa, generally start with a small dose, gradually increase the dose, to achieve an effective dose, generally medopa can control the symptoms of leg tremor, but can not completely**leg tremor**, so the ** of medopa is not to seek full effect, but to seek the principle of fine water and long flow. Involuntary shaking of the legs may also be caused by electrolyte disorders, hypoglycemia, or abnormal thyroid function, and it is recommended that patients improve blood routine, electrolytes, thyroid function, blood glucose, blood lipids and other examinations to clarify the specific **.

It's a nerve problem, and you should go to the hospital for a proper check-up. If you have a problem, you should go to the hospital for a good check-up, so that you can feel more at ease and find it early. I hope you can get healthy as soon as possible, don't delay, because a healthy body can't be bought with money, only when you are healthy, your family will be happy, and you will be happy.

It may be that the blood vessels are clogged and the blood does not circulate, and to prevent a stroke, it is best to go to the doctor and the cause will be clarified.

Whether it is caused by neurasthenia is best to go to the hospital to see and check it, don't mistake the best time, don't guess at home is the best policy, find a regular hospital to check it out after the diagnosis.

In your case, if you shake frequently, then you have to go to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor will prescribe some medicine for you, and it may be effective.

This symptom belongs to muscle movement disorder, which is caused by wind entering the meridians.

Your problem is a neurological problem, go to the hospital for examination**!

However, if there is a lesion in a certain part of the nervous function, go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis.

Geriatric Psychiatric Disorders Syndrome. ，

Muscle tremors should be said to be a very common and common physiological phenomenon.

This phenomenon is both big and small. There are many reasons for the return, and the answers to industry research are also different.

Because the body is a delicate instrument. Pull one to start the whole body.

Small words: tiredness, irregular diet, irregular sleep, alcohol, caffeine and other ingredient intake will be caused.

Bigger scares you: cerebellar lesions, Parkinson's, and Huntington's disease precursors can all be caused.

In fact, when there is no other family history and other more serious physiological symptoms. Don't worry too much.

The above mentioned disease, the probability of disease is extremely low, almost winning the lottery.

Therefore, after balancing the intake of nutrients, ensuring adequate and regular sleep, and adjusting the mental state, return to a natural and regular life. Symptoms will go away naturally.

Of course, if there are other serious physical symptoms and family history. You can go to the hospital for a check-up.

May be essential tremor.

This is a nerve problem, which is generally fine, and it may be a restless leg on a regular basis.

I've had this happen to me and have been to the hospital for a check-up!

At that time, the doctor said that there are three conditions that will cause the symptoms mentioned above!

First: calcium deficiency.

Second: transient nerve spasm, that is, people are inactive for a long time, and there are more times when this condition occurs!

Third; It's neurotic. It may be due to the fact that the person's nerves are in a state of tension for a long time, and this phenomenon occurs when resting. Also, even if you are too tired, you will have this symptom!

I can't remember the doctor's professional words, but that's the general meaning!

But if this problem occurs often in a regular time, it is better to go to the hospital for a check-up!

Do you have this reaction when you are ready to fall asleep, many people will have this phenomenon. In addition to sleeping with this phenomenon, then you must be deficient in calcium.

Normally, when thinking about something or if your feet don't move for too long, there will be temporary spasms, so I shake violently, I also have it, don't worry, if it happens often, it's best to go to the hospital for a nerve examination, and test whether the knee throb is normal at home.

When I was a child, I heard that this was growing taller!

Ghost upper body! Ghost presses! Horror! ~~

If a herniated or bulging lumbar disc is suspected, an x-ray or CT scan of the lumbar spine is recommended.

The meridians are blocked. Qi and blood are not lucky. Good evening because the camp is running with the air of the guard.

It could be a habit, or it could be Parkinson's, and it was recommended to get a diagnosis.

That's a normal phenomenon, some of people's trachea develop a top shape, and they will also shake when they grow taller, so don't worry.

It's not just adolescence. This is true of people of any period.