Understanding Hand Tremors: Causes, Symptoms & Potential Treatments
Hand tremors, which are involuntary shaky movements, have a variety of causes. They can be health-related, as well as related to certain kinds of food consumption or types of medications.-
Caffeine
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Too much caffeine can cause hand tremors.
Parkinson's Disease
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Tremors are characteristic of Parkinson's disease, according to Medline Plus (see Resources).
Alcohol
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If a person has had too much alcohol or suffers from alcoholism, this may be the cause of their tremors. Alcohol withdrawal is also a cause of hand tremors.
Low Blood Sugar
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Hand tremors are characteristic of someone with low blood sugar.
Medicines
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Certain medications can cause hand tremors. Read to warning labels on medications to find out if this is the cause for your hand tremors, or speak to a physician.
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