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I Have A Very Anxious/nervous Feeling And Shaky Hands
I have a very anxious/nervous feeling and shaky hands, this has been nonstop for about 3 days. Though I m not nervous about anything at all and have not had any unsual amounts of caffeine or sugar. Could this be a health problem?
Wed, 26 Jan 2011
Hello.
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the shaky hands can be due to some underlying mental tension or due to increased thyroid hormone levels. In both the cases drugs like propranolol will help you to calm down and decrease shakiness.If it persists then you need to get yourself checked.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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the shaky hands can be due to some underlying mental tension or due to increased thyroid hormone levels. In both the cases drugs like propranolol will help you to calm down and decrease shakiness.If it persists then you need to get yourself checked.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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Hi.
the complaints u ve described can be due to a lot of disease. most prob Hyperthyroid or some anxiety. its very difficult to say as non avalability of certain data bmi. ht, type of work you perform, ur lifestyle & biorhytm., BP, any history of previous diseases etc
i suggest never take any medicine without knowing the causeof disease
Dr Rajib Gayan
M.D., C. Diabetes, D. Diabetology,D. Cardiology
Mast. in Hospital Administration,
Dip. in Disaster Management.
M.E.S.C. (France), M.N.C.C.P., M.H.F.A.(France), M.I.S.C.C.M.,
Accr. in Cardiology From European Board -European Cardiology Society.
Accr. From Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine USA.
M.D.- Trinayan Health Care & Research Centre
Consultant Physician & Diabetologist
Tel :- +91-9508402407
the complaints u ve described can be due to a lot of disease. most prob Hyperthyroid or some anxiety. its very difficult to say as non avalability of certain data bmi. ht, type of work you perform, ur lifestyle & biorhytm., BP, any history of previous diseases etc
i suggest never take any medicine without knowing the causeof disease
Dr Rajib Gayan
M.D., C. Diabetes, D. Diabetology,D. Cardiology
Mast. in Hospital Administration,
Dip. in Disaster Management.
M.E.S.C. (France), M.N.C.C.P., M.H.F.A.(France), M.I.S.C.C.M.,
Accr. in Cardiology From European Board -European Cardiology Society.
Accr. From Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine USA.
M.D.- Trinayan Health Care & Research Centre
Consultant Physician & Diabetologist
Tel :- +91-9508402407
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