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I have trembling in my hands..im 29 years old man and i go to gym 4 times weekly..what shall i do?
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Essential tremors: Perhaps heredofamilial tremors run in your family, but you may have shaking due to hyperthyroidism or even secondary to a few meds, if indeed you are taking medicines. Assuming this is an essential tremor, might be wise to cut back on stimulating items, such as caffeine, and consider medicine to suppress, such as primidone, alprazolam, etc. Please discuss with your doctor, and r/o other causes.
Answered 3/21/2013
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