What should I do if my limbs are weak when my hands are shaking?

Hand tremors are accompanied by weakness to consider the following reasons: 1. Hypoglycemia, too little diet or improper use of hypoglycemic drugs, resulting in weakness of hand tremors, and may also be accompanied by palpitation, general fatigue, and even fainting, hypoglycemic coma, etc. 2. Movement disorders, Parkinson's disease is mostly seen in elderly patients, starting with one upper limb, and then gradually affecting the ipsilateral lower limb, and then affecting the contralateral upper and lower limbs, characterized by resting tremor, muscle stiffness, bradykinesia, posture and gait disorders, accompanied by constipation, excessive saliva, etc.

Chorea is more common in patients aged 5-15 years, who often have a history of upper respiratory tract infection before the onset of the disease, shaking can be seen in one limb or all over the body, fever, arthritis, and mental disorders, such as anxiety, depression, irritability, etc. 3. There are also Huntington's disease, Wilson's disease, dystonia, essential tremor, tardive dyskinesia, etc., which need to be specifically identified.

I think you should seek medical attention in time, don't miss the best ** time because you feel good for a while, and don't shy away from medical treatment! A few small symptoms are a sign of a major illness.

If you have weak limbs when your hands are shaking, then quickly let your family take you to the hospital, and let the doctor in the hospital diagnose you to see what the cause is? Well, hurry up and let the hospital treat it, otherwise what if you get a big deal? Isn't it?

You are also in a hurry to go to the doctor, who can diagnose the problem just by your words, it is recommended that you hurry up and go to a regular hospital for a check-up.

Weakness and tremors in the limbs are generally caused by hypoglycemia, cerebral infarction, hypokalemia, etc. If hypoglycemia is caused, sugar supplementation may be done; If it is caused by cerebral infarction, medication or surgery can be used according to the situation; If hypokalemia is caused, potassium supplementation can be given as appropriate. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination, clarify the **symptom**, develop regular living habits in daily life, eat a balanced diet, exercise appropriately, rest well, and avoid fatigue.

The details are as follows:

1. Hypoglycemia: Hypoglycemia due to excessive dieting, irregular eating, insufficient sugar intake, etc., will cause symptoms such as sweating, weakness of limbs, and hand tremors. You can eat some sugary foods or drink sugar water for relief.

If the symptoms are not relieved after eating, you can seek medical treatment for intravenous glucose injection for relief.

2. Cerebral infarction: Cerebral infarction due to poor living habits, eating habits, high pressure, high blood pressure and other factors, dizziness, chest tightness, hand tremors, fatigue and other symptoms will occur. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can take fructose diphosphate sodium tablets, ginkgo biloba dispersible tablets, cilostazol capsules and other drugs for **, or the intervention of the informant ** or thrombolysis for treatment.

3. Hypokalemia: Hypokalemia causes electrolyte imbalance in the body due to diarrhea and vomiting, and symptoms such as fatigue and hand tremors will occur. According to the situation, potassium aspartate magnesium tablets, potassium chloride sustained-release tablets, potassium citrate granules and other drugs can be taken to supplement potassium**.

Usually pay attention to keeping warm, eat a light diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, don't stay up late, and exercise appropriately.

Most likely, it is caused by excessive fatigue, and proper rest can relieve the symptoms.

1. Parkinson's disease: Parkinson's disease is a common cause of sudden hand tremor, because Parkinson's disease can easily lead to limb nerve paresthesia and various uncomfortable symptoms, including hand tremor, muscle rigidity, and postural balance disorders.

2. Epilepsy: In addition to Parkinson's disease, epilepsy can also cause patients to experience symptoms of hand tremors. At the same time, it may also be accompanied by upturned eyes, trismus, impaired consciousness, muscle stiffness, muscle spasm, cataplexy, limb falling, etc.

3. Essential tremor: Sudden tremor of the hand should also be considered as caused by essential tremor, because the typical symptom after the onset of essential tremor is postural tremor, which is mainly manifested as hand tremor, trunk tremor, facial muscle spasm, etc.

4. Brain tumor: hand tremor may also be caused by brain tumor, because brain tumour is easy to compress adjacent nerves, resulting in various abnormal symptoms, such as limb numbness, hand tremor, severe head pain, general weakness, and unconsciousness.

5. Cerebral infarction: Cerebral infarction can easily lead to ischemia and necrosis of brain tissue, and abnormal symptoms such as dizziness and hand tremor appear. It is recommended to take neuroprotective drugs** immediately after the onset of this symptom to relieve discomfort and restore health.

If you notice that you have hand tremors, you should consider it due to epilepsy, a brain tumor, or essential tremor. If you want to further identify, you must immediately go to the hospital to do relevant examinations and **, only in this way can you be clear-cut, so that you can treat and recover your health. In addition, during the recovery period of hand tremor, it is also necessary to pay attention to self-preservation to avoid cold hands, aggravate numbness, affect the recovery of the disease, and have a poor prognosis.

Generally, there is a problem with the nerves, which needs to be systematically examined, and it is not possible to draw conclusions casually.

Trembling hands, numbness and lack of energy may be related to overwork, excessive staying up late, excessive excitement, poor lifestyle, poor eating habits, smoking, alcoholism, hyperthyroidism, anemia, cerebral arterial insufficiency, cerebral infarction, myocardial insufficiency, and coronary heart disease. Hand tremor, numbness and weakness need to be further excluded from cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, and further examinations such as electrocardiogram and head CT are needed to rule out cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Pay more attention to rest, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and eat more foods that are high in protein, nutrients, and vitamins.

Don't stay up late, don't be overly nervous, overworked.

If there is weakness in one hand and trembling, it is considered to be caused by acute cerebrovascular disease. The patient may have cerebral infarction or a mild cerebral hemorrhage, and it is necessary to see a hospital for relevant examinations to confirm the symptoms**. If the patient has weak hands and trembling symptoms, it should be considered that it is caused by hypoglycemia, and the patient may also be accompanied by symptoms such as palpitation and sweating.

There are also symptoms of weak and trembling hands, which may also be caused by low blood potassium, such as low blood potassium due to poor eating or diarrhea and dehydration, and the symptoms of weak hands and trembling hands will also occur. In this case, the patient should go to the hospital for a serum ion test, and if the serum potassium is low, potassium chloride can be given intravenously or potassium citrate granules orally. It also needs to be differentiated from weakness in the hands of Parkinson's disease.

Trembling hands and numbness in the hands and feet may be due to peripheral neuritis. If there are symptoms of numbness and weakness in the limbs, it may be caused by peripheral nerve damage, it may be caused by diabetic peripheral neuropathy, which is manifested as numbness, weakness, coldness and other symptoms at the end of the limbs. In addition, it is recommended to take epalastat and methylcobalamin**.

There are four causes of tremor in the hands and feet: physiological, pathological, psychological, and primary. Depending on which one you have:

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. 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: 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.

Wishing you a speedy and healthy ...

Will this be the case often? If you will be advised to go to the hospital for a diabetes test, if it is not frequent, you don't need to be too nervous and there is no big problem.

Condition analysis: This is related to your heart and liver being hot, and your impotence is hyperactive.

Suggestions: You can eat some gastrodia hook vine drink appropriately, and avoid spicy.

The main reason is that you are deficient in qi and blood, and your qi and blood are insufficient.

The metabolism of the blood is slowed down, the low air temperature makes the blood vessels constrict, and the blood reflux ability is weakened. One is that there is a certain vitamin (generally B vitamin B2) in the body, and the other is that the fire phenomenon caused by excessive fatigue or too many toxins in the body may be cold, or you are weak and hot, lack of exercise, and sleep quality is not good! The liver fire is too strong!

Or you may be too depressed, excessive smoking and drinking, too long time on the Internet, excessive stress and decreased physical strength, plus when the temperature and humidity change greatly, people's physical strength will decrease, and the resistance will decrease, the most common is cold, cough, dry mouth, fatigue nasal congestion, bitter taste, sore throat fever, nausea, slight cold, body aches, headache and a series of respiratory infections, which are due to the inhibition of cardiopulmonary function, The body may have insufficient oxygen supply, excessive fluid depletion, liver dysfunction, endocrine disorders, and cold or irritability.

In general, some instrument examinations can not detect anything, 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.

Boss: You have Parkinson's disease.

Went to bed too late, guaranteed 8 hours.

There are two possible diseases of tremors of hands and feet: essential tremor and Parkinson's disease, 1. Parkinson's disease: If you have uncontrollable shaking of one hand and foot at the same time, and the shaking is obvious when the limb is at rest and reduced during activity, you should be highly alert for the possibility of Parkinson's disease. The most typical manifestation of the disease is the appearance of the thumb and index finger 3-4 times per second, which is technically called a "pill-rubbing" movement.

At the same time, the disease can also show symptoms such as decreased manifestations, limb stiffness, reduced movements, and unsteady walking with the prolongation of the course of the disease.

2. Essential tremor: Contrary to Parkinson's disease, if your shaking is obvious when you move your limbs, it decreases or disappears when you are at rest, your hands tremble when you hold things and do some fine movements, and the tremor is aggravated when you are nervous, concentrated, and emotional.

There are several types of tremor: postural tremor, resting tremor, motor tremor, etc. Although tremor is manifested as shaking of the hand, most of the causes are caused by the brain, usually because the areas of the brain involved in motor coordination are damaged by a disorder.

Common diseases of hand tremor include Parkinson's disease, essential tremor, etc. In general, hand tremors are more common in older age. It should be clarified as early as possible in the early stages of the disease, and it should be correct.

It's okay, it's just too excited, and the person itself is trembling.