Where Do You Shiver?

I am a sophomore in college, I often get shaky hands and feet, especially when I'm nervous, worried or during exams. I also don't remember when I was like this but no one showed any symptoms in my family. Please ask what disease did I have? (Nguyen Hai Thuan - Bac Ninh)
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Tremor is a manifestation of many causes. Shivering is considered to be an unintentional abnormal movement, which is a non-rhythmic and circulating movement in a specific group of muscles and counterbalance.
When suffering from tremor, patients often feel very afraid to operate, especially for young people

. However, if you want to treat it, you need to know its cause.
Tremors can be found in myelosclerosis with tremor when performed with movement accompanied by convulsive eyeballs and pyramidal syndrome, cerebellar tremor is the form of tremor when working with unsteadiness when exercising . .

Tremor is also present in Parkinson's disease, with tremor often begins silently, may be only in the toes, fingers or thumb only at a frequency of 4-8 times / second (or may be faster) causing deficiency. Accurate and rigid when operating coordination, when resting is not shaky.
Accompanying the expression of tremor in Parkinson's disease is syndrome of hypertonic muscle, decreased coordination. In addition, in fact, there is a form of idiopathic tremor, the patient can not control the shaking due to disorders of the pathway between the brain and nerves.
Therefore, in your case, you should visit a neurologist to let the doctor identify more symptoms of coordination as well as do some more tests to accurately diagnose the cause for appropriate treatment. .

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