Not likely: Shaking in the hands/legs can have many causes that can include fatigue, vitamin deficiency, stimulants or withdrawl, stress, nerve problem, medication effect, metabolic or electrolyte problem and more. Iron deficiency does not typically present with isolated shaking.
Answered 5/9/2015
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Probably not.: Iron deficiency doesn't cause shaking in your hands and/or legs. Muscle fatigue (from exercise) can cause that. Low blood sugar can cause that as well. If it continues, it could be a neurologic problem and time to see a doctor.
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