My dad s hands are shaking, will I be inherited?

Hand tremors may be hereditary, for example, patients with hand tremors are essential tremor disorders, and about 2 to 3 patients will have a family history of the disease. In the case of Parkinson's disease, some people have a genetic predisposition. Because from clinical epidemiological investigations, about 10% of patients have a family history of Parkinson's disease, but the vast majority of patients are sporadic.

If it is caused by other causes, it will not be inherited, for example, if the patient's hand tremor is caused by an hyperthyroid disorder. There are also hepatic encephalopathy, pulmonary encephalopathy, hypoglycemic encephalopathy, and these metabolic diseases do not affect the next generation and are not inherited. Therefore, if the patient has symptoms of hand tremors, it is necessary to identify ** and intervene in time, do not worry too much, not all hand tremors will be passed on to the next generation.

It is generally believed in medicine that hand tremor is generally called tremor in medicine, it is a symptom, considering that most of them may be caused by Parkinson's disease, this symptom is also a genetic trend, there is a 50% probability that it will be inherited to offspring, but it is also necessary to be specifically divided into dominant genes or recessive genes, if it is a dominant gene, the offspring may be inherited, if it is a recessive gene, the offspring will not inherit this symptom.

It's really hard to say about this thing, it's possible to be inherited, there is a certain probability!

Essential tremor is still Parkinson's, Parkinson's case, this is possible, but only at an older age.

Not hereditary. There are four causes of hand tremors: physiological, pathological, psychological, and primary. (1) Physiological:

Some tremors do not occur normally, but only occur in certain situations (e.g., stress, nervousness, anger), and even drinking coffee, tea, cola and other beverages are physiological tremors. (2) Psychological:

Hand tremors caused by mental illness, etc.

3) Primary (benign primary tremor): That is, we cannot find out exactly what causes the tremors, which may be caused by a specific constitution and have a certain genetic predisposition. (4) Pathological:

Refers to tremors caused by nervous system dysfunction, such as Parkinson's disease or Parkinson's disease, as well as metabolic abnormalities such as hypoglycemia or hyperthyroidism.

In general, physiological ones can ignore it and avoid its predisposing factors. But pathological tremors, then ** is needed.

Generally, hereditary ones belong to essential tremor, and they will tremble under specific circumstances, and it is recommended that Chinese medicine **, after a long time, it will not only affect socialization, but also affect life, and in serious cases, it will develop like Parkinson's, in that case, **It will be very difficult.

Essential tremor is an autosomal and dominant genetic disease, which is the most common extravertebral disease, the most common tremor disease, about 60% of patients have a family history, the disease is rare before the age of 30, its incidence, prevalence, increases with age, and after the disease, the symptoms also increase with age, and gradually worsen.

Essential tremor is a single symptomatic disease, and autonomous tremor is the only clinical manifestation of the whole life, which refers to the tremor caused by maintaining a certain posture, and the tremor disappears naturally when the limb is completely relaxed.

The normal nature of the natal is common in the hands, most patients have tremor in both hands after the onset of the disease, there are also one-handed tremors, hand tremors, affecting machine movements, writing and eating, followed by head tremors, manifested as small nodding or shaking movements, and some patients only manifest as head shaking and walking tremors.

Hand tremors are acquired lesions, which are caused by various **, not innate, and there is no genetic.

Hand tremors are not hereditary, and there is no medical basis, and it is generally documented if it is a hereditary disease.

You have to go to the hospital to check what the cause is, it may be caused by your physical discomfort and will not be inherited.

There is a 60 percent chance of inheritance.

If it is a guess, the hand tremor caused by hyperthyroidism is generally not inherited. However, if the mother has hyperthyroidism, the child has a higher chance of getting hyperthyroidism. Moreover, the onset of hyperthyroidism and Parkinson's is affected by many factors, in addition to a certain genetic probability, it is also related to life habits and other aspects.

There are many types of hand tremors, and whether they are inherited depends on what causes them.

It is divided into resting tremor, motor tremor, postural tremor, rebound tremor and shock tremor.

Hereditary hand tremor is a kind of terte-origin tremor, which is not needed when the symptoms are mild**, and some propranolol can be taken in severe cases, which has a good effect on the disease.

Although tremor is manifested as shaking of the hand, the root cause of tremor is mostly in the brain, and it is caused by some disease that damages the area of the brain involved in motor coordination.

Hand tremors are more common in older people.

Hand tremor is a disease of attack tremor in which about 2 to 3 patients will have a family history.

In the case of Parkinson's disease, some people have a genetic predisposition.

Hyperthyroidism or Parkinson's disease. It has something to do with heredity.

Hand tremors should be promptly seen by neurologists, endocrinologists and metabolists for appropriate examinations, clear, correct.

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