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Hands moving a lot when sitting, squeezing hands or just moving them slightly involuntarily. foot also shakes for a secs and when falling asleep.
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Movements: that are involuntary or tremors need to be investigated by your doctor. Please see him/her. The cause could be benign or a bit more serious. Either way your doc can help. Peace and good health.
Answered 6/11/2018
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