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Q: Tremors in upper body

asked by: 123M321 on June 10th, 2009

New User

I have been experiencing tremors in basically my upper body. I first noticed it about 3 years ago but it was so minor i really didn't think much of it, i just thought i was a shaky person. Now i have developed a tremor in my jaw and when i am sitting still, i rock back in forth slightly. What i have noticed is that the tremors seem to be in sync with my heart beat, not sure if that indicates anything. Does anyone have any ideas of what it could be? In all honesty i have been a little wary of seeing the doctor in fear of hearing the worst.

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kdlee

replied on June 11th, 2009

Supporter

Tremors--honey--you gotta go see your PCP! It could be anything going on..You didn't give age-but to me it kinda sounds like Parkinsons..I understnad where youa re coming form on this--I have noticed changes in myself and I gotta wonder if this is going to happen to me like my dad..My do knows my fears and I keep her updated on things I notice..Let me know what happens ok?

timeisshort

replied on June 11th, 2009

Experienced User

There is good info on parkinsons & these types of symptoms in the following ithyroid.com check under conditions & symptoms. study this site as much as you can as it will help you understand how crucial mineral balancing is for the correction & maintenance of good health.
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123M321

replied on June 11th, 2009

New User

That's what i was scared of hearing. I have done quite a bit of reading on it and one thing that doesn't really connect is that it occurs in people usually around the age of 40. I am only 20, so i was thinking it could be due to something else. I really should just go get it checked out.

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