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I would like to know what causes shivering hands in teenagers?
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Shivering hands: anxiety, and depression are the most common causes of this condition in teenagers, followed by increased caffeine intake, smoking, low blood sugar and use of drugs. If this is happening only once in a while then it is normal.
Answered 2/11/2015
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