hello, my problem appeared about 2 years ago maybe, but then it was not so noticeable. I am 25 years old, and about 3 months ago my hands started shaking when I was writing, dialing someone on the phone or smoking a cigarette. Since 2009 I have experienced many stressful situations (please do not take it as a complaint, I just put the facts as they are, I crashed several times and lost a person very dear to me, peace be upon him) and I began to wonder if he was nervous.
Also, my blood pressure is a bit high, the last time I measured it was around 160/100, 115 beats per minute, so it could be from him. Lately I've been doing cardio training and the tremor temporarily subsides, but the next day it intensifies again, when I get excited about something, it becomes visible to others. I'm considering going to a psychiatrist, but it stops me that if I do, they will automatically take me for a shout out, so I ask you anonymously if anyone has experienced something like this to tell me what it may be about. Thank you in advance!
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My uncle has the same symptoms, plus his head is shaking. He went to the doctor, he was diagnosed with tremor. Dig through the net, see if your symptoms are exactly the same. It can be due to nervousness, lack of vitamins, stress, lack of sleep. It can also be a sign of Parkinson's or multiple sclerosis, so see a doctor
I know that in old people this is called "Parkinson's" ... But I have no idea what it is in you! : ((
Hello, I also have this problem for two years, I went to doctors - neurologists, many tests and MRI and I take drugs from the group of beta blockers but my hand is shaking and my right, everything is difficult to do with it but I do not refuse , I hold it to write, I eat with my left hand and so I changed my habits, it's quite unpleasant otherwise I train, I pump a rubber ball in my palm and lift a dumbbell so that it doesn't weaken ... essential or postural tremor is the same ... on nervous ground is and needs calm
Hello again, I wrote about my problem almost a year ago, and I want to tell you that it went as it appeared, I even forgot about the topic, I received an e-mail that someone wrote and I decided to share about my progress. I think it was nervous, but not only because I drank 2-3 coffees a day, but I also smoked 2 packs of cigarettes, which is a lot. I stopped smoking 6 months ago, my blood and heart rate returned to normal, I have been training regularly for 4 months, and the trembling subsided in the summer, thank God! N3 for me, cigarettes and coffee were decisive factors for the problem, or so I think! My advice to everyone is - live healthy!