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There are several reasons, too much caffeine or alcohol can make one shake. There is also a disorder that a colleague has, which his hands are always shaking. Cant remember name though. He doesnt drink much or use caffeine.
My husband has shakey hands sometimes, he was worried about it because a relative had Parkinson's but his doctor says it's related to the migraines he gets.
I've met about three or so people who's hands would quiver or shake every now and again (no these people were not the elderly). I couldn't tell if they were extremely nervous or very angry. Does anybody know what that is about? I don't think it is MS or Parkinson's.
It is just something I've noticed.
When I get extremely emotionally stressed, I can get shaky. Barring any ailments, this is the most likely cause.
I get the tremors sometimes when I'm really hungry and my blood sugar is low. It's funny sometimes, because I am willing my hands to do one thing, but they refuse to listen. It's like, fine motor skills are out the door when the body needs glucose.
My husband has shakey hands sometimes, he was worried about it because a relative had Parkinson's but his doctor says it's related to the migraines he gets.
My son's hands get shaky too and he has migraines..
Gotta be careful with that shaking - remember ... no matter how much you wiggle and dance the last drop always stays in your pants.
not if you walk out naked! then the last drop ends up on the carpet. who doesn't love swinging to and fro? ahhh...brisk baby!
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