Are you anxious? I'm shaky too. It sucks when I'm rolling a j |
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My hands/arms shake when I'm trying to hold them still. In school, we do activities that often require us holding/lifting each other and it is kind of embarrassing, as it looks like I am too weak to hold them up, which is not the case. When playing cards, people think I'm mad or unwell because my hands shake. It does get worse when I am nervous, but it also occurs when I am not, or when I am lifting something heavy. Oh yea, and my handwriting has always sucked. This has been happening as long as I can remember. I looked it up on the web and all I saw was old people stuff. Is this supposed to be happening at 17? It's pretty weird. Anyone heard of this? Can I take a pill and be able to hold things steady? |
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Last edited by dave1701; 03-01-2012 at 10:47 PM.
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Are you anxious? I'm shaky too. It sucks when I'm rolling a j |
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I guess, but not always. It does correlate with anxiety, stress, etc. I don't smoke but that's exactly the kind of stuff that causes me trouble. |
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yoooo, ive had exactly the same thing, i noticed it around the same age as you to, after searchin the net and findin nothing, i started asking close friends, family, and then i come to a conclusion that this is something everyone does, but differentiates between us all... maybe dependin on size age i dunno but hope this helps a bit and reassures that your normal jus like the rest of us haha. |
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Do you exercise at all? Do you eat a balanced diet? Virtually every physical issue someone can have can be solved by eating healthy and maintaining their physique. Pills might alleviate the problem, but they won't solve the underlying cause. |
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Try to push yourself both mentally and physically. Meditation is also a very useful tool. |
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My diet sucks but I exercise pretty often. Although many things can, I doubt this can be solved through diet & exercise as it has been happening for many years and through good/bad diets and periods of high activity and less. From what I've found on the internet, it seems to be some sort of brain issue. I wish I drank because it I am curious how alcohol would effect it. |
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I would think it's just natural. I have shaky hands too but my diet is OK and I'm not unfit or anything. Personally I think it's related to innate levels of dopamine in your locomotor system; restless leg syndrome (which I had when I was younger) is linked to lowered dopamine levels. Additionally Parkinson's disease (a symptom of which is tremors) is mainly caused by dopamine deficiency; and I'm not saying that this means you'll get Parkinson's, I'm just saying that it is well known that dopamine is heavily involved in movement regulation, and slight differences in dopamine levels may affect your steadiness. |
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Last edited by Patrick; 03-03-2012 at 01:09 PM.
Sounds like you have a tremor, like I do. Mine was worse when I was younger, but I still have it. I don't really notice that much, but once in a while a person will ask why my hands shake so much. XD |
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Have you maintained a healthy diet and exercised every other day and maintained it for at least 3 months? Saying 'well sometimes I'm healthier than other times' doesn't mean shit. It takes awhile months for your body to adjust; and it's not something you can half-ass either. Until you've maintained a strict healthy lifestyle for at least 3 months you don't have ANY room to discredit the idea. |
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Last edited by LikesToTrip; 03-06-2012 at 08:49 PM.
I think that "Healthy Lifestyle" is BS in this situation. |
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I think that your asking for advice is BS in this situation. |
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Oh you mentioned that in your first post did you? Thanks for the reminder; I had forgot. |
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Thanks for the sources; very interesting. I admit then that I was wrong about that. It's just that in my studies into Parkinson's disease, diet changes were never suggested as treatments (at any rate, not as effective as L-Dopa), so I assumed that diet would not have a significant effect on dopamine levels. |
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Both those articles are BS. More mass produced media crap. When these people don't know the answer to a question they use the totally flawed generic BS about fat and a "Healthy Diet". Take this quote for example: |
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Do you take any medication? when I took anti-depressants I shook like a mother fucker all the time. |
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umadbro? Simply discrediting an idea without offering any sort of counter argument only further proves your ignorance. Next time try forming a real argument and maybe you'll earn some credibility. Sausage and Bacon are terrible for you; how is that "made up BS"? |
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I'm all for less unnecessary use of meds. What I'm not for is the baseless and false chant that saturated fat is bad for you. |
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