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Can High Blood Pressure Cause Tremors In Hand?

hi, im a 20 year old male with hand tremors, its been going on for about a week now, i have done some research and it always leads me to parkinsons disease or anxiety.
i have checked my blood preasure and its very high. i have stopped eating food that have very high colestrol and oily foods. please email me back as soon as possible. YYYY@YYYY
                                                                 
Fri, 2 Jan 2015
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Hi
Based on your query, my opinion is
1. High blood pressure does not cause tremors.
2. Tremors are caused most often due to anxiety. If you are not anxious, then you will have to rule out other causes like hyperthyroidism and parrkinsons.
3. You need to be regular with your medication for hypertension and high cholesterol
4. Get a thyroid function test done.
5. Make lifestyle modifications in the form of regular exercise, diet rich in fibres and proteins.
Hope this helps
Regards
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Can High Blood Pressure Cause Tremors In Hand?

Hi Based on your query, my opinion is 1. High blood pressure does not cause tremors. 2. Tremors are caused most often due to anxiety. If you are not anxious, then you will have to rule out other causes like hyperthyroidism and parrkinsons. 3. You need to be regular with your medication for hypertension and high cholesterol 4. Get a thyroid function test done. 5. Make lifestyle modifications in the form of regular exercise, diet rich in fibres and proteins. Hope this helps Regards