If you experience rhythmic shaking in any region of your body, you may be experiencing a tremor. This occurrence is involuntary, meaning that its occurrence is beyond your will. Muscle contractions are the cause of this trembling.

Causes

There are several potential causes of tremors:

• Muscle fatigue
• Drinking excessive amounts of coffee
• Decreased glucose levels in the blood
• Stress
• Ageing
• Injuries
• Medically prescribed drugs

There are a lot of medical conditions that could bring on tremors.

• Brain damage from an accident
• Stroke
• Parkinson’s disease
• Multiple sclerosis (ms)
• Alcohol abuse
• Hyperthyroidism
• Anxiety

Symptoms

Some of the signs of tremor include:

Trembling of one’s limbs or entire body to a steady rhythm

Shaky voice

Difficulties with fine motor skills, such as writing or sketching, or with using common kitchen tools

Diagnosis

• Lab tests
• Neurological tests
• Physical exam

Treatment

You might be able to put an end to your tremors by simply treating the underlying issue that’s causing them.

A few of the potential treatments are:

• Medicines
• Botox
• Physical therapy
• Deep brain stimulation (DBS)