Is there a serious problem with the constant slight shaking of the hand?

Don't worry, the parkinson's disease you are talking about is a symptom that occurs in older people during the period of nervous aging of the body's organs. You can't belong to that situation right now.

According to the latest research and confirmation of your current symptoms, it is called "carpal tunnel syndrome".

This is a condition that has emerged in recent years. It's not a serious illness.

In the case that you have not suffered trauma, if there is a current phenomenon, it is what I call "carpal tunnel syndrome". Don't worry, stay active and exercise, soak your hands in warm water for a long time, and eat more fiber-rich foods, such as vegetables and vitamin-containing foods.

Me too, hands often tremble slightly, especially when nervous, but it is by no means different from simple tension, when writing often can not continue, but most of the time in life has no effect, I heard the older generation say that this is the sequelae of catching sparrows with their hands when they were children, think about their childhood did have this experience, let it be used as an explanation.

It's not too much of a problem, but also be aware because it's a neurological problem.

It's something you've been nervous about in front of the computer, pay attention to rest!

Don't listen to other people's nonsense It's better to go to the hospital to see, there is an authoritative point, I used to read in the book, an American is very young, this is also the case, and in the end it was found out that he also had Parkinson's.

I'm afraid that when I go to the hospital, I can see that I'm sick if I'm not sick

It's okay to be nervous, I'm too, I'm afraid it's my own wandeshihouloudene!

Neurotic. It's okay.

Me too. I'm afraid I'll fall while I'm guarding the goal. It's okay.

There are many causes of slight hand tremors, such as emotional agitation or extreme exertion. In the pathological state, it can be seen in hypoglycemic reaction after starvation, and slight hand tremors may occur. In the early stages of Parkinson's disease, there is also a resting tremor with slight hand tremors.

Essential tremor can occur in people of all ages, and there is generally a family history of hereditary tremor, which occurs in about 2 to 3 people. Manifested as motor tremor, the more the patient concentrates, the more pronounced the tremor of the hand. Metabolic disorders, such as hepatic encephalopathy and pulmonary encephalopathy, can also cause asterixis tremors, which are manifested as involuntary shaking of the hands.

Hyperthyroidism can also cause patients to have slight hand tremors, palpitation, sweating, and hunger.

Common causes of hand tremors include hyperthyroidism, Parkinson's disease, and essential tremor. In addition to hand tremors, patients with hyperthyroidism may also be accompanied by hyperphagia, increased stool frequency, palpitation, weight loss, and protrusion over time. A blood test can be made at the hospital to confirm the diagnosis, and patients diagnosed with hyperthyroidism need to take medication to control the condition of hyperthyroidism.

Patients with Parkinson's disease may also have symptoms such as abnormal movement, decreased mask and facial expression, and cogwheel increase in muscle tone, in addition to hand tremors, and also need to adhere to oral anti-Parkinson's disease drugs**. Patients with hand tremors who cannot find a specific cause are called essential tremor, and essential tremor generally does not pose a major harm to human health and does not require special **.

It may be a slight spasm caused by long-term regular movement of the hand muscles, do not turn the pen, do more hand strength work, about a week to see results.

The average human hand will be a little shaky. If severe, it may be cervical nerve compression or other neuropathic damage or degeneration, and should be examined**.

What's the deal with shaking hands sometimes?

There are many reasons for hand tremors, such as psychological factors, diseases, and so on.

Hand tremors are medically known as tremors. It is only a symptom, it refers to a part or all of the body. Hand tremors are characterized by involuntary rhythmic tremors.

Hand trembling: nervous and excited, hungry and tired, take things, write, pay attention to concentrate and tremble! Such as: serving tea and pouring water, holding wine glasses and bowls, speaking on stage, there are many people, when writing, when you are in a bad mood and excited, your hands are shaking!

This is a neurological disorder.

How long have you been in this situation?

How long has it been, what is the situation now, this is okay.

Hello, there are many reasons for this symptom in general patients, such as brain lesions, such as Parkinson's syndrome, etc., and it may also be peripheral nerve diseases. It is recommended that it is best to go to a regular hospital for examination, diagnosis, and targeting, so as not to delay the condition, delay time, and cause other complications.

There are many reasons for slight shaking of the hand, and it should be adjusted according to different situations**:

Hand tremors may be intentional tremors, which occur during movements and affect motor function. It is a problem with cerebellar and vestibular function. It does not affect the function and can be adjusted slowly.

How to check for tremor: Hold your hands flat forward, put a piece of paper on it, and close your eyes to see if the paper tremors.

Non-intentional tremor, present at rest, may have hyperthyroidism. It is recommended to go to the neurology department of the hospital for examination.

Parkinson's disease is likely, and brain CT or thyroid function tests are recommended to confirm the diagnosis.

It may be caused by a lack of calcium. It is advisable to actively carry out inspections to determine the specific situation. Vitamin D or calcium supplementation may be used when necessary.

Oral cod liver oil, the prophylactic dose is 500 1000 units per day, about 3 5 drops, ** dose is 1000 5000 units per day, if it is concentrated cod liver oil, only 1 2 drops.

There may be a nervous tremor, which can be done with acupuncture**.

It may be caused by kidney deficiency, and patients with kidney yang deficiency will also have trembling hands, which should be adjusted slowly.

What's the deal with shaking hands sometimes?

There are many causes of hand tremors, which can be broadly divided into functional and organic.

Functional is mostly caused by sympathetic overexcitation, such as fatigue, anxiety, anger, panic, nervousness, diseases such as hyperthyroidism, adrenal hyperfunction and other diseases, manifested as relatively small tremors when the limbs move.

Organic ataxia is mostly caused by neurological damage to control balance caused by cerebellar and basal ganglia diseases, and the manifestations are varied, including resting tremor and active tremor, and most of them are relatively large tremors (Parkinson's is the most common one).

An easier way to distinguish between them is the finger-nose test.

Functional ones are mostly negative, or regulate emotions, and can be negative in calm states.

Most of the organic ones are positive, and the refinement of the finger-nose test can help in the diagnosis of the disease.

The basic method of the finger-nose test: the arm is extended forward (or left or right), the index finger is straightened, the eyes are open or closed, and the index finger is pointed at the tip of your nose. Negative means that you can touch the tip of your nose correctly and easily, while positive means that you can't, difficult, stiff, and the closer you get to the tip of your nose, the more severe the finger tremor is.

Diagnosis is confirmed by a CT or MRI of the brain.

What's the deal with shaking hands sometimes?

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.

In this case, it belongs to nerve cell conduction dysfunction, non-organic lesions, and generally speaking, some instrument examinations cannot detect anything.

Essential tremor may be present and prompt is recommended**.

The causes of hand tremors are divided into four types: physiological, pathological, psychological, and primary. (1) Physiological: Some tremors do not usually occur, only in certain situations (eg:

stressed, nervous, angry), and our saying "shivering with anger" refers to this situation. 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.

Because about half of the patients who suffer from 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:

It 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 needs to be checked clearly to be clear.

If you didn't shake before, and you started to shake recently, it should be caused by your recent labor or mental pressure and poor rest at night, so it is recommended to buy some blood and soothing drugs to improve sleep quality, if not, please seek medical attention in time.

What's the deal with shaking hands sometimes?

It may be low blood sugar, if it is at noon and before eating, or when you are hungry, your hands are shaking, it may be low blood sugar, and you should pay attention to eating in time. In addition, if you are too tired, this phenomenon will also occur when people are very tired and tired, so you should pay attention to rest.

You belong to essential tremor, medically incurable diseases, it is recommended that you use traditional Chinese medicine**,! How's the condition now?

What's the deal with shaking hands sometimes?

Hand tremors are divided into physiological and pathological hand tremors.

Physiological hand shaking is small in amplitude and fast in speed, mostly at rest, and is a small, fast, irregular jitter. Physiological hand tremors are often seen in nervousness, fear, and moreEmotional agitation, severe pain, and extreme fatigue may occur, and once the above-mentioned causes of hand tremors are eliminated, hand tremors disappear.

pathological hand tremor, medically known as "tremor"; Refers to involuntary tremors of the hand, often permanent. There are two main 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, and is typical of diseases such as Parkinson's syndrome. Motor hand tremor is a hand tremor that occurs only during exercise and is worse when the movement approaches the target. For example, when the doctor gives a patient a finger and nose test, he asks the patient to straighten his forearm; Then point your index finger at the tip of your nose; The closer the tip of the index finger is to the tip of the nose, the more pronounced the shaking of the hand becomes.

Motor hand tremors are irregular, the amplitude of shaking is large, and it is enhanced by emotion, and is common in lesions of cranial nerves and upper extremity nerves.

So it is advisable to see a neurologist at best.

If there is a slight tremor, this is a normal body reaction. Mental concentration or changes in temperature can cause tremors in the hands, called muscle tremors.

Stural jitter ? Is there jitter in other cases? For example, writing, picking up vegetables, serving a glass of water and drinking water, nervousness, concentration?

Hand tremors are divided into physiological and pathological hand tremors.

If it's nervous, excited, or the thing is shaky when writing, it may be essential tremor.

The exact condition of the disease remains unclear. It may be the result of a combination of peripheral spindle afferents and central autonomic oscillators. The ventro-intermediate nucleus (VIM) of the thalamus, a nucleus that receives proprioceptive afferents, may play a key role in the rhythmic burst firing activity of neurons, as confirmed by both neurophysiological recordings and stereotactic surgery.

PET studies with oxygen(15[O])-labeled CO2 showed selective bilateral cerebellum and inferior olive nucleus hypermetabolism. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) showed increased activity in the contralateral cortical motor and sensory areas, globus pallidus, and thalamus, and hyperactivity in both dentate nuclei, cerebellar hemispheres, and red nucleus in both affected limbs. These suggestive tremors are a result of the cerebellar-olive nucleus circuit** in the thalamus and motor cortex-spinal pathways.

Because there are no specific changes in pathological anatomy, the location of the abnormally vibrating central nervous system "pacemaker" is unknown, so it is speculated that the central oscillator is enhanced or inhibited by peripheral reflexes that regulate the production and amplitude of tremor.

How long has it been, this is okay**.

Watch to see if it will show up.