Patient's question:
When my hands are cold, they don't tremble. Even after drinking alcohol, they don't tremble. I can't work, and the more tired I get, the more severely my hands tremble. Sometimes I feel a tightness in my chest. Test results: One item was in the hyperthyroidism test. Previously, one item in the five-item hyperthyroidism test was not too qualified, but the medicine didn't help either. I really want to know what's wrong with me and whether it can be cured.Doctor's answer:
Shaking can be divided into physiological tremor and pathological tremor. Physiological tremor has a small amplitude and fast speed, often appearing again when the hand is at rest, and is a fine, rapid, and irregular tremor. Physiological tremor frequently occurs under conditions such as mental tension, fear, emotional excitement, severe pain, and extreme fatigue. Once the causes of the above tremor are completely eliminated, the tremor will also disappear. Pathological tremor, medically referred to as "tremor," refers to involuntary shaking of the hand, often being permanent. It is recommended that you undergo further thorough examination.