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His hands are vibrat/ vibrating
He has bp and sugar,and his oxygen levels is also normal and he used walk 3-4 km a day he is physical alright only his hand is vibrat and he don't smoke or drink also and he form India
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Check out his blood sugar as hypoglycemia can cause tremors.
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Hi Dear.
It's a Essential tremor most commonly in such group of age.affects the arms, hands, and head.So please don't worry..but you have more take care of him as his age wise.
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Keep improve his life style. Avoiding food and drinks containing caffeine. Managing stress. Getting adequate amounts of rest to reduce fatigue.and you can take advice from physical or occupational therapy as well if it's really very severe with some medication like beta-blocker most commonly propranolol may be prescribed.
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Benin senior tremors.may be familial
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