What to do with hand tremors and can they be treated? How to treat hand tremors?

The specific method of hand tremor and tremor depends on the specific condition of the patient, so the method cannot be generalized. Hand tremors are divided into physiological and pathological tremors from the symptoms. The physiological amplitude is small and fast, and it mostly appears at rest, which is a small, fast, and irregular jitter.

Physiological hand tremors often occur in situations of nervousness, fear, emotional agitation, severe pain, and extreme fatigue, and once the above causes of hand tremors are removed, the hand tremors disappear.

Guidance: If it is pathological hand tremor, the patient should go to a local qualified large hospital in time to receive **, and pathological hand tremor can also be divided into two types: resting hand tremor and motor hand tremor. Among them, resting hand tremor is the hand tremor that occurs when the muscles are completely relaxed, that is, in a quiet state.

This kind of hand tremor can disappear when sleeping, and the speed of hand tremor is 4-6 seconds, which is relatively regular, typical diseases such as Parkinson's disease. Motor hand tremor is a hand tremor that occurs only during exercise and is worse when the movement approaches the target.

Hand tremors can occur in a variety of **, such as: Parkinson's syndrome, Wilson's disease, hepatic encephalopathy, cerebellar and brainstem lesions, cerebral arteriosclerosis, cerebral ischemia, drug poisoning, etc. In general, hand tremors are more common in older age.

It is recommended to go to the doctor for an examination, to be clear**, symptomatic**. Qingdao Laofangtang TCM hand tremor has accumulated rich experience, according to the patient's individual physical condition syndrome differentiation treatment, the use of pure Chinese medicine**, first control the development of the disease, according to the course of medication can achieve satisfactory results.

Patients with hand tremors should choose the appropriate method according to the severity of the condition**. If the patient's hand tremors are mild, this can be done by taking relevant medications**, such as naloxone, etc. However, if the patient's hand tremors are severe, it is recommended that the patient undergo surgery**.

In addition to this, patients with tremors of the hands can also be psychologically **carried out**. Therefore, if the patient has hand tremors, it is important to choose according to the severity of his or her condition.

It has to be, it's also a disease, and it's going to get better.

The patient's hand tremor caused by emotional stress and severe pain can be stopped after the trigger disappears; Adolescent hyperthyroidism hand tremor, requiring hyperthyroidism**; Hand tremors caused by dopa-responsive dystonia, given in small doses of medopa**; Benign tremor and hand tremor in middle-aged and elderly people do not need to be given, such as when it has an impact on life and work, drugs can be given**, such as betalux and Almar; Hand tremors caused by Parkinson's disease, given levodopa, etc.**. The specific medication should be combined with clinical practice, and the doctor's face-to-face guidance shall prevail.

To ** hand tremor, it is recommended to clarify the cause of the disease and then carry out the correct **.

First, if the patient's hand tremors are caused by essential tremor, it is important to understand that the disease is a benign disease that progresses slowly, has a good prognosis, and has a family history. **Mainly taking receptor blockers**, which has a certain effect. Some people can also get significant relief by taking some sedative drugs.

In the second case, if it is due to hyperthyroidism, it is necessary to take medication, ** hyperthyroidism. After the hyperthyroidism is controlled, the hand tremors will naturally be reduced.

In the third case, hand tremors caused by Parkinson's disease require the patient to be given levodopali drugs, dopamine receptor agonists, and anticholinergic drugs.

There are many reasons for hand tremors, and they are also very complicated. Therefore, you still need to go to the hospital and ask a professional doctor to solve it.

This should be done in a regular hospital for a detailed examination to see what caused the hand tremors. Professional to **, will be more effective.

The patient's hand tremor caused by emotional stress and severe pain can be stopped after the trigger disappears; Adolescent hyperthyroidism hand tremor, requiring hyperthyroidism**; Hand tremors caused by dopa-responsive dystonia, given in small doses of medopa**; Benign tremor and hand tremor in middle-aged and elderly people do not need to be given, such as when it has an impact on life and work, drugs can be given**, such as betalux and Almar; Hand tremors caused by Parkinson's disease, given levodopa, etc.**. The specific medication should be combined with clinical practice, and the doctor's face-to-face guidance shall prevail.

Hand tremors should first be clear**.

If it is hand tremor caused by essential tremor, you can take propranolol, primidone, gabapentin, topiramate, botulinum toxin type A, etc., under the condition of removing triggers such as exertion, cold, and emotional agitation**; If hand tremors are caused by Parkinson's disease, non-ergot receptor agonists, monooxidase B inhibitors, amantadine, compound levodopa, and entacapone doddopa tablets should be considered first; If the effect of the drug is not obvious, surgery can also be taken.

Of course, go to the hospital to see a regular doctor, don't delay the condition, and check it early to feel more at ease.

"Hand tremor is also called extrapyramidal reaction, generally speaking, it is carried out according to different **, which is divided into the following categories of common situations: 1. Patients with Parkinson's disease can have involuntary shaking of the hand, also called tremor, and it is also accompanied by increased muscle tone and changes in postural movement, which need to be carried out with drugs such as Medopa**; 2. Patients with hyperthyroidism can also have tremor symptoms of upper limbs, which need to be treated with oral drugs to control thyroid hormone levels; 3. The state of hypoxia and hypoglycemia can also cause shaking of the hands, and it is necessary to clarify ** and correct the situation of hypoxia and hypoglycemia; 4. Seizures, patients can also have involuntary shaking and convulsions of the upper limbs and hands, and the cause of epilepsy should be clarified and anti-epileptic drugs should be carried out**; 5. Physiological shaking, such as people are nervous, tired, and sleep poorly, can also have transient upper limb shaking, in this case, the patient is generally asked to rest, and there is no need to add drugs for the time being**. ”