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I've been experiencing a lot of shaking and weakness, like an earthquake. why is this happening?
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Possibilities: Perhaps there is a hyperthyroid condition, maybe you have a muscle disorder. Parkinson's disease can cause shaking and it seems like one is weak. Benign essential tremors run in families, and could be considered. Cerebellar problems may present in this fashion also. Complex, so you'd best consult with your physician and get this pinned down.
Answered 4/6/2013
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