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Physiologic Tremor

Physiologic tremor is a low amplitude tremor that is barely seen by the naked eye and is present in all. The presence of a physiologic tremor does not indicate a diseased state. However, an enhanced physiologic tremor is visible and is associated with alcohol withdrawal symptoms, hypoglycemia, an overactive thyroid, and reactions to certain drugs.

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Why am I having hand tremors when I am inactive or performing an important task?

Query: Hi doctor,I am a female of 25 years old. Since last month, I am noticing slight hand tremors when I am inactive and when I am performing an important task like meeting an important person. Also, I am a smoker.  Read Full »


Dr. Srivastava, Sumit

Answer: Hi,Welcome to icliniq.com.Heavy smoking can lead to tremors in hands and so can tea and coffee if consumed heaviely.Slight tremors, particularly in the hands and fingers, is a normal phenomenon called physiologic tremor. It can get aggravated by stress or anxiety. You should cut down on smoking.If t...  Read Full »

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