Hand tremor is very common in clinical practice, and there is no difference in age or gender. If a patient has hand tremor, it is necessary to observe whether it is unilateral or bilateral. Some patients are even accompanied by head tremors. The causes are as follows:

1. If it is unilateral If your hands are shaking, observe whether it affects walking. In addition to hand shaking, some people are also accompanied by slow walking movements, including slow movements when turning around, difficulty turning over in bed, and masked faces, that is, a reduction in facial expressions. If their hands are shaking, Along with this series of symptoms, Parkinson's disease is highly suspected. If the patient suffers from Parkinson's disease, formal treatment must be carried out. Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine may be used. Early application of medicine can effectively control the symptoms;

2. Except for Parkinson's patients, most The patient will also experience tremor in his hands, which will get worse when he makes more delicate movements. For example, when using chopsticks to pick things up while eating, he may tremble. This situation is related to mental stress. It is clinically judged to be senile tremor or essential tremor. . Often in families, parents, brothers and sisters may have this condition, which is also called functional tremor, senile tremor or essential tremor. There is no specific medicine for the clinical treatment of essential tremor, but this type of disease will affect the patient's quality of life. For example, the tremor may be obvious when holding things, holding a microphone during a performance, or giving a lecture, but it will not cause paralysis, difficulty walking, or adverse effects on life. serious consequences. Clinically, although some drugs can relieve tremor after taking them, the symptoms will still rebound after the drug effect wears off. Therefore, there is no good way to treat tremor. Combining Chinese and Western treatments can relieve symptoms to a certain extent.

For tremor, it is still necessary to find out whether it is Parkinson's disease or functional tremor, or senile tremor. The consequences of the two diseases are different, and the treatment effects are also different.