Shaky hands

Occasional trembling and shaky hands can occur at any age, but are more likely the older you get. Here are five things to keep in mind when you or a loved one notice a tremor.

While shaky hands can occasionally be a sign of more serious health problems, most of the time there are easy solutions that anyone can use. The six following suggestions are methods that I've used, and most likely they'll work for you too.

If you're wondering why your hands are shaking, there are plenty of potential causes you should know.

Once your nerves set in and you feel yourself begin to shake, it can be difficult to stop. Fortunately, if you make a conscious effort to calm yourself down and relax your muscles, you may be able to steady your nerves and stop shaking....

Shaky hands or hand tremors are often indicative of neurological conditions. Learn more about shaky hands and how to deal with them.

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Movement disorders are neurological conditions that characteristically affect the speed, fluency, quality, and ease of voluntary muscle movements. These may affect activities of daily living (ADL), or simple day-to-day tasks such as writing or walking.