Hand temors

2016-08-19 15:59:24
After feeling light tremors in hand I went to doctor where after tests doctor told that it's because of b12 vitamin deficiency and gave tablets. After taking for almost one month am not feeling any improvements instead it's started to feel like something is pulling inside without my control in hands and legs especially right ones. Please suggest me what should I do to overcome this problem.
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What is b12 level? If symptoms are severe you can go for b12 injections. And check thyroid profile. Consult a neurophysician

Answered2016-08-20 03:57:58

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I understand your concern and anxiety... possible causes may be underlying anxiety disorder, thyroid disorders,sleep disorders,intentional tremors,certain medications ,cerebellar disorders etc...fallow relaxation techniques like yoga, meditation,avoid alcohol, smoking, coffee, tea...have good sleep and develop healthy food habits..consult nearest neurologist for clinical examination and evaluation they will do the needful.

Answered2016-08-20 02:30:33

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start with fruits , milk and green leafy vegetables ..if it is due vit b12 deficiency it will take time .

Answered2016-08-20 04:02:41

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