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Can Vitamin Deficiency Be The Cause Of Having Tremors In Hand?
I have "tremors" in my hands and when I lean backwards my back trembles. This all came about after severe stress for about two years of school. My neuro assures me I'm fine and gave me a MRI to assure me I'm okay. My hand tremors completely go away when I apply ice on my forearms. Any idea how ice is making the "tremor" leave ? My girl friend and I share the same symptoms "shaky hands" and we are both vitamin d deficient/insufficient. My vitamin d level was 26..hers was 19. My GP said that very well could be the cause of the "tremors".
Mon, 16 Dec 2013
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Tremors like feeling is usually occurs in b12,folic acid and other vitamin deficiency.
Avoid alcohol,tobacco and smoking if you have habit of it.
Avoid stress,anxiety.Drink enough water and other liquids.
Go for exercise,yoga regularly.
Start therapeutic dose of b12,folic acid,minerals,vitamin-e and other supplements.
Intra muscular injections of B12,foli acid and other vitamins will be helpful.
Keep in touch with your doctor.
Tremors like feeling is usually occurs in b12,folic acid and other vitamin deficiency.
Avoid alcohol,tobacco and smoking if you have habit of it.
Avoid stress,anxiety.Drink enough water and other liquids.
Go for exercise,yoga regularly.
Start therapeutic dose of b12,folic acid,minerals,vitamin-e and other supplements.
Intra muscular injections of B12,foli acid and other vitamins will be helpful.
Keep in touch with your doctor.
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