What happens when your feet shake? Is foot shaking called regular shaking?

There are several common causes of trembling feet:

1. Parkinson's disease or parkinsonism, this disease is an extrapyramidal disease, which often causes limb tremor, distal is obvious, the nature of tremor is resting tremor, which is obvious when stationary, reduced when moving, and disappears after falling asleep;

2. Essential tremor is also common in the distal extremities, and unlike resting tremor, it is a postural tremor, which is more obvious when performing fine activities, and more than 1 3 patients will have a genetic history;

3. Hyperthyroidism often causes increased nerve excitability, resulting in easy tremor of the distal limbs of the patient, which can affect the lower limbs and upper limbs;

4. Patients with other reasons, such as renal insufficiency and long-term hemodialysis, are prone to tremor in the limbs if there are severe electrolyte disorders, hypocalcemia, hyponatremia, etc.

Physiological phenomena such as foot shaking should be judged according to the age of the patient, the accompanying symptoms of the tremor, or whether there are other diseases. For young people, if there is no other disease, if the feet occasionally show shaking during rest, this is a normal physiological phenomenon, which may be related to the fatigue of the legs, such as long-term walking or strenuous activities, then it may cause the feet to shake when resting, but for the elderly, if the feet are shaking, then it is necessary to consider the possibility of tremor paralysis, that is, Parkinson's disease, or epilepsy, you can go to the neurology department of a regular hospital for examination. Let the doctor conduct a nervous system examination to see if there are any signs of the nervous system, and if necessary, do brain CT or magnetic resonance examination, and clarify the specific cause according to the examination results.

It's too much pressure, or it's nervous, or it's just a habit.

Physiological and pathological diseases are classified according to the cause of hand tremors, and there are four other types: psychological and primary.

I will explain it to you in detail

1) Physiological: Some tremors do not usually occur, but only occur in certain situations (e.g., stress, nervousness, anger), which is what we call "shivering with anger".

Others, like some drugs, and even drinking coffee, tea, cola and other beverages, are physiological tremors.

2) Psychological: Usually the tremor pattern is more bizarre, ** mainly for their mental illness.

3) Primary (benign primary tremor): This means that we cannot find out exactly what causes the tremors, and it may be caused by a specific constitution. And because about half of the patients with this disease have a family history of tremors, it is also called hereditary tremor or familial tremor; Although genetic factors play a significant role, the exact mode of inheritance is still unknown.

Pathologic anatomy often does not identify any lesions in the brain of patients with primary tremor, but current hypotheses still point to fibrillator regulators (olivine, cerebellum, and thalamus) that may be in the brain.

4) Pathological: refers to the dysfunction of the nervous system, such as Parkinson's disease, lesions of the midbrain, cerebellum, basal nucleus, metabolic abnormalities (such as hypoglycemia or hyperthyroidism), etc.

In general, physiological ones can ignore it and avoid its predisposing factors. But the rest needs to be symptomatic, and the specific plan and cost need to be checked clearly to be clear.