Shaky hands
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I would think so, and I hope so, I have this too, and somtimes it stop my in working and I feel this usaly when Im tierd, but that is not allways the case, what about you?
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AnonymousNovember 16, 2008 at 10:13 am
Hi Carolyn,
It’s my opinion that “shaky hands” are a residual of GBS. As mdm stated, the shaking is worse if I’m tired. I’ve also noticed that my hands tend to shake a bit more if I’m stressed or in unfamiliar territory.
At times I try to “concentrate” it away before anyone can notice and ask if I’m okay.
Take care,
Tina
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AnonymousNovember 16, 2008 at 8:40 pm
Hi Carolyn: I have tremors in both hands which have gotten worse with time, and definitely respond to stress. One of my hobbies is listening to a short wave radio and sometimes my hands shake so much I can’t push the damn buttons. My neurologist told me he thought it was residuals and that I would have them for the rest of my life. I also have tremors under my eyes as residuals as well. Jeff
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AnonymousNovember 17, 2008 at 11:21 pm
Hi Carolyn! I get the shaky hands too! But that eye twitch I get quite often. It drives me nuts getting too! I have CIDP Lupus and not GBS. Might be GBS but then that eye twitching could also be a vitamin defiency! Might pay to get some labs done just to rule out GBS vs’s something else. Hope you feel better soon! Hugs
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AnonymousDecember 16, 2008 at 8:30 am
I agree with everyone that it is part of the residuals. If it is something I have for the rest of my life I can accept this small residual, just as I am ready to accept my hands and feet being numb. I am not able to hold a plate with my hand it starts to cramp and it does shake. I don’t really notice it as much in other tasks but when holding a plate I notice I can bounce everything on that plate to one side! I just turn the plate around and bounce it back to the other side and put it down often to avoid the cramping. If I hold my hands out in front of me, I notice my fingers wiggle from side to side too. My Mom has Parkinsons and we put her in charge of milk shakes……hopefully it will be many years before I have to take over her job. She takes medications to control her tremors, I am just not ready yet to being on medications for a slight tremor but those of us that get them all the time. If they effect your life it might be an option, so check with your Doctor. The medications that she takes does not completely take them away just brings the strenght of them down to where she can take a drink without having most of it in her lap or on the floor. Also, try to carry your plate with both hands rather than just one that might stablize it more to keep those spills from happening. It does come in handy when hanging bells on the tree as decorations. Salad dressings don’t separate because you keep them slightly shaken. It is interesting to find out we are not alone and that we all have a few residuals that keep us wondering but don’t let them take over your life. People tell me they never noticed that I have shakey hands when I am doing crafts. I can do pretty intricate work even with the shaking. Yes, it does get worse when I am tired or mentally worn out. I do notice that the residuals do kick up when I am stressed by being in a different enviroment, but that is not going to keep me away from doing things with friends and seeing new things. I do admit I don’t travel alone as much as I used to. That being rattled feeling is not pleasant and I can relax more and listen to my body easier than when I am traveling and on someone elses schedule. Enjoy your Holidays and CELEBRATE!!
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