Shaky hands

Ghost64

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So for the past 9 months or so I’ve had shaky hands, they just shake sometimes, totally involuntary.
It comes and goes but becoming more prevalent now. Even when making a cup of coffee when it’s most noticeable.

Haven’t bothered to have it checked out. Scared of doctors.
Anyone experienced such a thing?
Not old age, still in my 30s.
 
Not old age, still in my 30s.
Then stop acting like a stubborn old person and go see a doctor. Seriously though - if it's bothering you enough to start a thread about it why not just go get proper medical advice? You could potentially catch something before it gets worse.
 
And/or the B vitamins (1, 6 and 12)


Or it could be a HKMD ... because those are exacerbated by excessive caffeine ingestion! :p
Lol ye google says caffeine triggers tremors, weird coz I didnt have the caffeine yet, it’s like my hands were shaking on purpose and that’s why half the teaspoon of coffee never made it into the cup.
 
Lol ye google says caffeine triggers tremors, weird coz I didnt have the caffeine yet, it’s like my hands were shaking on purpose and that’s why half the teaspoon of coffee never made it into the cup.
Maybe your hands realised it was instant?

Seriously though, see a doctor.
 
Maybe your hands realised it was instant?

Seriously though, see a doctor.
Yip instant, the new Douwe Eggberts Ristoretto or something, very good, tastes like the real deal.
 
So for the past 9 months or so I’ve had shaky hands, they just shake sometimes, totally involuntary.
It comes and goes but becoming more prevalent now. Even when making a cup of coffee when it’s most noticeable.

Haven’t bothered to have it checked out. Scared of doctors.
Anyone experienced such a thing?
Not old age, still in my 30s.
I think its safe to say you should go to a doctor, you may have your own reasons for not wanting to go but right now you're dealing with Schrodinger's cat, it could be something completely harmless or it could something life threatening, but talking to fellow forumites isn't gonna help solve the issue.
 
This happens to me when I drink too much for a prolonged period of time, I also start to go slightly yellow, or that might just be my imagination.

Anyway yes, visit a doctor, they don't look like this anymore.

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