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What can i do if my hands constantly have a slight shake, is this likely to get worse?
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Idiopathic tremor: If it shakes when you try to do something think about intention tremor. Also some meds can cause a tremor as well. If it is an intention tremor see a hand surgeon or a neurologist as I have found low dose Propranolol quite helpful. In fact, i treated my dad's tremor successfully with it. Hope this helps :).
Answered 6/30/2014
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