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I have had shaky hands for a few years now. it is annoying, but not disruptive.. should i be worried?
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Dubious: Young guy9, you may have a familial tremor (i'm presuming this since you're "young" and it's been present for years) but it would be a good idea to be checked, especially if it's getting worse. There are treatments to consider too.
Answered 7/14/2012
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