Question 1

what can cause shaking hands after the exercise?

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Probably fatigue...: Probably just fatigue, overexertion and/or getting hypoglycemic perhaps.

Question 2

i am experiencing  shaking hands or tremor, dizziness (better by: rest) (worsened by: changing head position, after exercise, hot weather) , vision fading of colors, difficulty breathing (quality: noisy) , shortness of breath (time frame: gradual onset) (

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Varied symptoms: These varied symptoms may not be explainable by a disease but can be due,in part, to anxiety. Inner ear disorder, overactive thyroid and familial essential tremor also are possibilities. If you're short of breath at rest but not during physical activity, anxiety is very likely. Stress management therapy should be helpful in this regard. A checkup by your physician and consultation with neurology

Question 3

neuro. exam norml.  having shaking, muscle twitch, paresthesia, panic atck triggered by anything that effects arousal level (exercise, alcohol, etc.).

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I am confused: How can the neuro exam be normal with muscle shaking and muscle twitching and paresthesia?  Many possiblities, but I suggest ruling out the presence of Lyme disease.

Question 4

do exercises cause retinal detachment for high myopic and floaters? i do many neck streching exercises like crunches, pushups, shaking head. is there any harm for eyes as i have heard that anyone who have floaters should not do heavy exercise?

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: The exercise that are to be avoided are running, jumping, hopping and anything related to contact sports. Crunches, pushups, pullups and the like are not likely to cause retinal detachment. Talk to your regular Dr for more detailed instructions and restrictions.

Question 5

i am experiencing feeling anxious that gets worse with psychological stress, that is unaffected by caffeinated drinks (coffee, tea, soda, etc.), unable to grip (hands), shaking hands, rapid heart rate that gets worse with psychological stress, exercise, t

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Anxiety: It is normal for anxiety to get worse when stressed.  Please see your doctor to see what is happening medically.  Then you can see a clinical psychologist to learn some stress management.  www.relaxationresponse.org will teach you a self-help way to help yourself as well.  Peace and good health.

Question 6

my father is experiencing  fever (better by: with fluids, rest) (worsened by: dehydration (fluid loss), exercise or physical activity) (severity: moderate) , shaking hands or tremor, difficulty walking and hiccups.

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Fever &amp; tremors: Your dad needs to see a doctor ASAP.  This will only get worse w/out treatment.  W/treatment things can improve.   Peace and good health.

Question 7

coughing after exercise? why

Accepted Answer

Asthma: Exercise induced asthma is possible. A trial of Albuterol 1-2 puffs prior to exercise may help.

Question 8

i am spottin after exercise sections please what is the cause of this?

Accepted Answer

Need an evaluation: Please see gyn/family doc. It is the safest thing to do instead people guessing and saying it's no big deal. Worrying about it is also wastes time and energy.

Question 9

why do i puke after exercise?

Accepted Answer

We don't know: This happens but doctors really don't understand why it happens.  Notice whatever pattern with food or exercise and tell your doctor about it.  However don't expect an answer.  Pheochromocytoma - very rare, but it occurs more with that.  Specific exercise that increases pressure in abdomen and makes reflux more likely might cause it.  Under or over hydration.    Take blood pressure pulse after.

Question 10

which juice or diet should i take after exercise?

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Hydrate &eat healthy: It is important to hydrate not just after exercise, but actually before and during as well.  Electrolyte containing fluids (gatorade or similar) or water rehydration is recommended. As far as your next meal is concerned, follow your usual routine- just remember to eat balanced and healthy meals to complement your exercise routine.

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What can cause shaking hands after the exercise?

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I am experiencing shaking hands or tremor, dizziness (better by: rest) (worsened by: changing head position, after exercise, hot weather) , vision fading of colors, difficulty breathing (quality: noisy) , shortness of breath (time frame: gradual onset) (

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Neuro. exam norml. having shaking, muscle twitch, paresthesia, panic atck triggered by anything that effects arousal level (exercise, alcohol, etc.).

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Do exercises cause retinal detachment for high myopic and floaters? i do many neck streching exercises like crunches, pushups, shaking head. is there any harm for eyes as i have heard that anyone who have floaters should not do heavy exercise?

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I am experiencing feeling anxious that gets worse with psychological stress, that is unaffected by caffeinated drinks (coffee, tea, soda, etc.), unable to grip (hands), shaking hands, rapid heart rate that gets worse with psychological stress, exercise, t

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My father is experiencing fever (better by: with fluids, rest) (worsened by: dehydration (fluid loss), exercise or physical activity) (severity: moderate) , shaking hands or tremor, difficulty walking and hiccups.

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Coughing after exercise? why

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I am spottin after exercise sections please what is the cause of this?

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Why do i puke after exercise?

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Which juice or diet should i take after exercise?

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