What causes leg tremors? What causes leg tremors?

Leg shaking is caused by nervousness, and when some people are cold, shaking their legs is to provide heat to the body.

How is leg trembling caused, I personally think that there are still many reasons for leg trembling, some people are because of pathological leg tremor, and some people are because of habitual leg tremor.

1.habits, which need to be corrected.

2.Neurological problems, which are caused by diseases, need to go to the hospital for examination.

3.Specific occasions such as nervousness, relaxation, and listening to ** shaking legs are bad habits and should be dealt with as needed.

It's best to pay attention to, as I know, that there are blood vessels blocked in the legs. Bad stomach, bad liver distention. It is recommended to look at the meridian vascular diagram of the body to understand.

There are several reasons for Kaishi, self-hunger and self-exclusion.

Nervous reasons for the nervous aspects of Sun Ruzhang's fear of freezing and tiredness are too much weight.

These reasons are self-excluded.

Because of habit, some people are used to shaking their legs, they will shake when they are bored, they will shake when they are nervous, and it may be for **, because shaking their legs helps**.

You can go to the hospital for a check-up and wish it a speed**.

There are many causes of leg tremors, mainly including the following:

1. Parkinson's disease: mainly leg tremors occur when quiet, and may be combined with increased muscle tone, slow gait, and abnormal posture and gait;

2. Essential tremor: It is more common to have the onset of hands and head, but the possibility of leg tremor caused by essential tremor cannot be ruled out;

3. Strenuous exercise: such as climbing, stairs, long-distance running, weight-bearing exercises and other sports after rest, there may be involuntary shaking of the legs.

Therefore, it is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment based on whether the characteristics of leg shaking episodes are occasional or persistent, and whether they are combined with other complications.

Depending on the age of the patient, whether it is episodic, recurrent, or in some cases, leg tremors should be referred to the neurology department in time. Generally speaking, if you are an elderly person with leg tremors, you often need to consider extrapyramidal diseases, the common being Parkinson's disease, which is often accompanied by muscle rigidity and upper limb tremors. If it is a young person, it is necessary to rule out organic lesions, usually consider possible psychogenic factors, and should go to a neurology department if the leg tremors.