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Are trembling hands a sign of weakness in nerves or something?
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Or something: Trembling hands do occur when weakness is present but generally the weakness has to be pretty pronounced. Movement disorders, medication, drugs of abuse, stress, caffeine are much much more likely. If you are not significantly weak, look for another cause.
Answered 10/18/2012
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