What s the deal with shaking hands and heads when you re excited?

A tremor in the hands is caused by increased adrenaline secretion, sympathetic nervous excitement and other reasons. When people are emotional, due to autonomic nervous system dysfunction, sympathetic nerve excitation, and increased secretion of adrenaline and norepinephrine, it will lead to palpitation, increased heart rate, blood vessels and muscle contraction, and muscle and blood vessel contraction of the upper limbs. At the same time, the central nervous system also increases the tension of muscle contraction through the efferent nerve, and the whole body is in a state of high stress, due to the tension and contraction of the muscles, it will cause hand tremors, and even the whole body trembles, and may also be accompanied by numbness of the hands and lips. If there is a clear inducement, such as when you are emotional and frightened, you generally don't need a special **, you can try abdominal breathing, slow down the breathing rhythm, learn to regulate your emotions, pay attention to improving your psychological quality, don't be easily excited, angry, maintain a good lifestyle, and maintain a stable mood.

Hand tremors can be divided into two types: physiological and pathological. Physiological hand tremors often occur in situations of nervousness, fear, emotional agitation, severe pain, and extreme fatigue, and once the causes of the tremors are removed, the tremors disappear.

Physiological hand shaking is small in amplitude and fast in speed, mostly at rest, and is a small, fast, irregular jitter. Physiological hand tremors often occur in situations of nervousness, fear, agitation, severe pain, and extreme fatigue.

Hands that tremble when agitated are caused by excessive psychological stress or hyperthyroidism. It is best to go to the hospital for thyroid function tests and psychological evaluations to determine the condition of tremors in the hands of agitation. It is best to take medications that regulate thyroid hormone secretion under the guidance of a doctor, or through psychological counseling**.

In daily life, you can participate in some social activities appropriately, or chat with friends more to cultivate communication skills and reduce emotional agitation.

The symptoms of hand tremor during agitation are physiological. Many people experience this symptom. In cases of nervousness, excitement, fear, or severe pain, symptoms of hand tremors and heart palpitations occur.

This is because when there is a drastic change in mood, it causes the person's sympathetic nerves to be in a state of excitement, which leads to an increase in adrenaline secretion. Because the sympathetic nervous system is excited, the human body is also excited. For example, after these emotions, people will have symptoms of palpitations and increased heart rate, which will lead to increased gastrointestinal peristalsis, increased tissue metabolism, increased body temperature, increased blood pressure, and hand tremors.

So it's a normal reaction and can be affected by emotions. Don't pay too much attention to this situation, but people should take care to keep their emotions stable.

Common causes are: Essential tremor, an unknown disease that mainly affects the upper limbs and head, and is mainly manifested by hand tremors when doing fine motor movements, such as writing, holding chopsticks, buttoning, etc. Hand tremors worsen when tension and fatigue are felt, and when the mind is relaxed or rested, hand tremors lessen or disappear.

Symptoms can be reduced after drinking. Drugs such as Ann, Almar and so on can be used**, and it is easy to stop the drug**. If the symptoms are mild, you don't need to**.

Parkinson's disease is a degenerative disease that occurs in older people and is accompanied by symptoms such as slowness of movement, stiffness of limbs, and poor balance. In addition to hand tremors, you can also use drugs such as amantadine and annadine**.

It is quite normal for people to tremble when they are simply nervous and excited, and this happens when they are scared or nervous. I don't know if you still have his symptoms. It's okay to shake it a little, because a lot of normal people will have it too.

Learn to deal with tense scenes, and you will get used to it when you have more. You should do some exercises, and persistence will be effective. For example, tai chi, yoga, gymnastics, and slow stretching are the best exercises.

If resting tremor is significant, Parkinson's disease should be considered; If the tremor is intentional, essential tremor should be considered to rule out hyperthyroidism. If the symptoms worsen, it is advisable to see a doctor.

The main reason is that when we are particularly excited, our brain cannot better control the nerves in the hand, so it will lead to this phenomenon.

Hand tremor during excitement is often caused by autonomic dysfunction because the sympathetic nervous system is stimulated when excited

Hand tremor is divided into physiological hand tremor and pathological hand tremor, the amplitude of physiological hand tremor is small and fast, and there is mostly a small, rapid and irregular shaking when at rest. Physiological hand tremors often occur in the case of nervousness, fear, emotional agitation, severe pain, and rapid fatigue, and once the causes of the above hand tremors are eliminated, the hand tremors will disappear.

Pathological hand tremor is medically called tremor, which refers to the involuntary tremor of the hand, which is often permanent, and is mainly divided into two types: resting hand tremor and motor hand tremor.

Resting hand tremor is a hand tremor that occurs when the muscles are completely relaxed and in a quiet state, and this hand tremor disappears during sleep. The speed of hand trembling is four to six times per second, which is relatively regular, typical of diseases such as Parkinson's disease.

For example, when the doctor asks the patient to straighten the forearm and then point the tip of the nose with the index finger, the closer the tip of the index finger is to the tip of the nose, the more obvious the shaking will be.

Shaking hands when agitated may be related to the following causes:

1.Emotional-related problems arise. For example, when speaking in public, some people may experience involuntary shaking of their hands and legs. This emotion-related shaking of the limbs, which usually lasts for a short period of time, is relieved by appropriate adjustments.

2.There are some pathological problems that may require more attention and management. If the limbs are shaking and accompanied by weakness, it may be caused by some relatively rare cerebrovascular diseases, which need to be treated promptly.

Here are some of the more common tremors:

1: Physiological tremors.

2: Constitutional or hereditary tremors.

3 : Tremors of Parkinson's disease.

4: Tremor caused by cerebellar lesions.

Physiological tremors.

It is a normal physiological phenomenon and not a disease. The tremor pattern is small and rapid. Normal people have this kind of tremor but it is not obvious and unconscious, and in some cases, the physiological tremor will be intensified and become severe and obvious. Common causes that can intensify physiological tremors are as follows:

Emotional and scared.

Cold Blood sugar is too low.

Hyperthyroidism.

Alcohol or drug withdrawal symptoms.

The effects of drugs or caffeine.

Accounts for the highest proportion of all tremors. The occurrence of this tremor is unknown. It is generally believed to be related to the individual's physique.

Half of them have a family history, so this tremor has a lot to do with genetics.

Constitutional or hereditary tremors.

It occurs in all age groups, but the older you get, the more severe the tremor becomes, mainly in the hands, but also often in the head, and even the voice tremors. It is especially noticeable when the hands are in a fixed position or when performing fine movements, and it is relieved at rest, and some patients experience less tremor after drinking. The course of this tremor is slow and worsens, and no other neurological symptoms occur.

There are some subtypes of variability in constitutional or hereditary tremors, such as:

Tremors that occur only during movement.

Tremors that occur at rest and in a fixed position.

Tremors that occur only when writing (writing tremors).

Simple voice tremors.

The jaw trembled. Simple tongue trembling.

Standing tremors.

Tremors in Parkinson's disease.

It occurs in middle and old age, mainly on the hands and feet, especially at rest, and is relieved when doing movements, a characteristic that is contrary to constitutional or hereditary tremors. The course of the disease continues to worsen and is accompanied by other neurological symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

Tremors caused by cerebellar lesions.

This tremor is caused by cerebellar lesions and is characterized by no or minimal at rest, mild when maintaining a fixed posture, but especially when approaching the target, and accompanied by other cerebellar symptoms such as imbalance.

What is the prognosis for trembling

Physiological tremors will mostly disappear as long as the cause can be found

Physical or hereditary tremors are not acceptable and will become worse with time and age. Fortunately, good symptom control can be achieved.

Commonly used drugs include beta-blockers, barbiturates and other sedatives, primidone, etc. For patients with more severe disease and poor response to medications**, surgery for stereotaxic brain surgery** may be considered.

Go to the hospital and have a doctor do a check-up.

This situation is called essential tremor, which is the shaking of the limbs in specific circumstances, such as emotional tension, anxiety, anger, concentration, holding things, and doing some delicate work, the shaking is particularly obvious.

Essential tremor is the shaking of the limbs in certain situations, such as emotional tension, anxiety, anger, concentration, holding things, and doing some delicate work, the shaking is particularly obvious.

This is caused by liver and kidney deficiency and internal movement of liver wind.

Not only can it cause physical and social embarrassment, but it can also interfere with fine hand movements, such as writing, and can affect speech when the laryngeal muscles are affected.

This question was answered by Xiao Zhao, who was trembling in the ancient way: The intermittent shaking of the head you are talking about, this situation is generally related to neurology, if you want to make a clear judgment, you can go to the hospital to do one, and the head has to be MRI to take a look.

Maybe I've been a little nervous lately, or it's familial heredity, or it's hyperthyroidism, and it's like this, and it's shaking hands and heads.

In your case, it is recommended to check for hyperthyroidism and Parkinsonism. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination, and it is better to carry out targeted ** after the diagnosis.

Most of the cases you are talking about are when you are nervous and excited, and your head shakes when you are nervous, which is essential tremor, and sometimes Parkinson's disease. The most important feature is that any irregular involuntary movement is not trembling.

Here are some of the more common tremors:

1.Physiological tremors.

2.Constitutional or hereditary tremors.

3.Tremors in Parkinson's disease.

4.Tremors caused by cerebellar lesions.

Among them, physiological tremors, which are normal physiological phenomena rather than diseases, account for the highest proportion of all tremors. The occurrence of this tremor is unknown, and it is believed to be related to the individual's constitution. Half of them have a family history of the disease, and this tremor has a lot to do with genetics.

So there are a variety of reasons for this symptom, and you'd better go to the hospital for a check-up** in order to treat the symptoms**. FYI.

Essential tremor is a common movement disorder in clinical practice, and the only manifestation is tremor.

Don't get angry, quarrel, don't quarrel with others, essential tremor will be aggravated by nervousness and other emotions, and the impact on the disease is great for a long time.

Neurosuppressive drugs are used for diseases caused by nerve excitation, and long-term nerve suppression is caused by nerve damage that causes other diseases. Essential tremor, on the other hand, is a neuroexcitatory disorder.

The most common cause of head shaking in the elderly is arteriosclerosis, generally aortic sclerosis is the most likely to cause head shaking, and the most common cause of head shaking in young people is essential tremor, which is a tremor of unknown cause, and the patient is nervous and anxious. Head shaking is a disorder that impairs areas of the brain involved in motor coordination.

Psychological Adjustment Psychologically, we must face up to this reality, do not be afraid of people knowing, and make our mood calm. In addition, life should be regular and avoid excitement and fatigue.

Typical symptoms are rhythmic abduction and adduction tremor of the hand, flexion and extension tremor, and pronation and supination tremor (similar to Parkinson's disease) are rare. The written word may be distorted, but it will not appear to be too small. Another commonly affected area is the craniocervical muscles, which can accumulate in the head, tongue, or vocal muscles, and manifest as severe postural tremor and head tremor in the patient's hand, including vertical "nodding" movements and horizontal "shaking the head" movements.

Tremors of the soft palate and tongue can cause dysphonia.

It is a special normal SMS performance that cannot be checked.

May be essential tremor.

Liver wind internal movement, liver and kidney deficiency caused.

It may be essential tremor, and it is recommended to go for a check-up.

Ten miles of trembling prescription: head tremor: nervous and excited, fatigue and hunger, concentration, etc. "Anxious to get angry, unhappy in my heart, many occasions, looking in the mirror, hungry and tired, etc

Essential tremor is the most common movement disorder, mainly postural and motor tremor of the hands, head and other parts of the body, that is, the tremor is aggravated when concentration, nervousness, fatigue, and hunger, and the tremor is reduced or disappeared when relaxed or quiet.

Hand tremors may be essential tremor. The condition of this disease is unknown, mainly affecting the upper limbs and head. Suggestions:

The main manifestation is hand tremor when doing fine movements, such as writing, holding chopsticks, buttoning, etc. Hand tremors are more pronounced during emotional stress and fatigue, and are relieved or completely disappeared when the mind is relaxed or resting. Neurological examination is unremarkable except for hand tremors.