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Is It Normal To Have Several Episodes Of Uncontrollable Shaking During Sleep?

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Posted on Tue, 1 Apr 2014
Question: I have had several episodes of uncontrollable shaking for several days, but it seems to happen only when I am relaxing or trying to sleep.
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Naveen Kumar Sharma (2 hours later)
Brief Answer: It can be Parkinson disease Detailed Answer: Disease which you are suffering from is originating in brain. This shaking in medical languages is called tremors. Since you have them only when you are resting or sleeping it is called resting tremors. We have to find out which part of brain is involved. So you also feeling that your body is stiff or there is slow XXXXXXX of movement . it can be a anxiety issue also. So I would recommend you to meet a neurologist and find out what is cause of this. Some time even some anti anxiety medications can also cause this shaking. After neurologist opinion, I hope everything will be lot more clear. Till that time you can take a alprax tablet. Let me know if I can answer any other question for you. Thanks and take care.
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Is It Normal To Have Several Episodes Of Uncontrollable Shaking During Sleep?

Brief Answer: It can be Parkinson disease Detailed Answer: Disease which you are suffering from is originating in brain. This shaking in medical languages is called tremors. Since you have them only when you are resting or sleeping it is called resting tremors. We have to find out which part of brain is involved. So you also feeling that your body is stiff or there is slow XXXXXXX of movement . it can be a anxiety issue also. So I would recommend you to meet a neurologist and find out what is cause of this. Some time even some anti anxiety medications can also cause this shaking. After neurologist opinion, I hope everything will be lot more clear. Till that time you can take a alprax tablet. Let me know if I can answer any other question for you. Thanks and take care.