From 1 day my both full hand to hand shoulder to hand feel like shaky and I press shoulder and neck feel minor pain there
I m taking from 2 days calcium and bcomplex tablet
I have a work of Driving Bike Taxi daily 8 hours
Please give me solution for that In that
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Driving for 8 hours a day is causing nerve compression or muscle fatigue in your neck and shoulders, which leads to that shaky feeling in your hands. While your vitamins help long term, they won't stop the immediate pain.
Next Steps
To feel better, take a 10 minute break every hour to stretch, apply a hot water bag to your neck, and use a pain relief gel like Volini. While riding, loosen your grip on the handles and sit upright instead of leaning all your weight on your arms
Health Tips
If doesn't stop in 2 days or you feel a pins and needles sensation, please consult a doctor to check for a pinched nerve
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Hello,
I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician (Ex Govt Medical Officer at RML Hospital, New Delhi), and your case has been allotted to me.
Thank you for sharing your symptoms. I understand this can feel uncomfortable, especially with your daily bike driving work.
What this likely is
Based on your description of both arms feeling shaky from shoulder to hand with mild neck and shoulder pain, this is most likely due to:
⢠Muscle strain and fatigue from long hours of riding
⢠Neck muscle spasm or cervical strain
⢠Continuous posture and vibration from bike driving
This is very common in drivers and usually not serious.
What you should do now
Rest and posture
⢠Take short breaks every 1 to 2 hours while driving
⢠Avoid continuous long rides without rest
⢠Keep back straight and shoulders relaxed
Local care
⢠Apply hot fomentation on neck and shoulders 2 to 3 times daily
⢠Gentle neck and shoulder stretching
Medicines
⢠Continue B complex
⢠Calcium can be continued but is not the main treatment
⢠Short term pain relief or muscle relaxant may help (if needed after consultation)
Important lifestyle changes
⢠Adjust bike handle height and seating posture
⢠Avoid carrying heavy weight on shoulders
⢠Ensure proper sleep
When to consult a doctor
⢠If shaking increases or persists beyond 4 to 5 days
⢠If numbness, tingling, or weakness develops
⢠If pain radiates down the arm
Reassurance
This is most likely muscle and posture related, not a serious neurological issue, and improves with rest and correction.
For a personalised plan and faster recovery, you can reach out to me on WhatsApp at 85271646 seven seven.
Wishing you quick relief and comfort.
Dr. Romain Rajan
General Physician
Likely muscle strain/nerve irritation from long driving posture.
Do neck/shoulder stretching, take breaks, improve posture, continue B-complex.
If tremors persist >1 week, worsen, or weakness occurs → consult doctor for evaluation.
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Could be due to muscle strain.
Rule out hyperthyroidism by getting thyroid profile done. Share results. Also get serum vit b12, calcium done and share results.
Take tab flexon m.r one every morning and evening for 4 days, after meals.
Tab neurobion forte one daily for 2 weeks.
If taking alcohol, stop it.
Connect with me with results.
Most likely its due to muscle strain pain.you need to take muscle relaxants like beclofen and diclofenac ointment with pcm tab. Your pain is gone 2 to 3 days after taking these medicines.consult me on practo for further management.
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