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Why Do My Hands Shake? Hand Tremor Causes, Types & Treatment

Why Do My Hands Shake? Hand Tremor Causes, Types & Treatment

Noticing shaky hands can be unsettling—but most tremors are manageable. This guide explains rest vs. action tremors, everyday triggers versus medical causes, red flags and diagnosis, and practical ways to steady your hands—from lifestyle tweaks and medications to specialist procedures and non-invasive devices like the VILIM ball.

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finger twitching causes and concerns

Finger Twitching vs. Tremors: Causes, Symptoms & When to Worry

Unsure if your finger is just twitching or it’s a true tremor? This guide explains the key differences, common triggers (stress, caffeine, overuse), medical causes to rule out, when to see a doctor, and practical ways to steady your hands—plus how therapy, medication, and assistive devices can help.

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Non-Essential vs Essential Tremor: What’s the Difference?

Non-Essential vs Essential Tremor: What’s the Difference?

What is non-essential tremor? We explain types (resting, postural, kinetic/intention), key causes, diagnosis, and when to see a doctor—plus practical tips for daily life.

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Why Do I Wake Up Shaking? Causes, Symptoms & What to Do

Why Do I Wake Up Shaking? Causes, Symptoms & What to Do

Waking Up Shaking: Understanding Why It Happens and How to Stop It Waking up shaking is an unsettling way to enter the day. For many, it is concurrent with feelings of weakness, anxiety, or even a racing heartbeat. However, while...

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Essential Tremor and Anxiety: Anxiety Tremors Explained

Essential Tremor and Anxiety: Anxiety Tremors Explained

Anxiety can trigger or worsen essential tremor. This guide explains anxiety tremors, common triggers, and practical ways to steady shaking hands—from therapy and relaxation to lifestyle tweaks and assistive devices.

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Essential tremor and Parkinson's differences

Essential tremor and Parkinson's differences

Essential tremor and Parkinson's differences Tremors are involuntary movements that can occur in different parts of the body such as hands, legs and head. Parkinson's disease (PD) and Essential tremor (ET) are two of the most common conditions associated with...

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