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Post covid ( asymptomatic )
: Is it common to have hand tremors post covid
: Like before covid my hands were really stif and as I don't smoke or drink toh I never had shaky fingers
: Even during covid it was not shaky
: But post covid
: 29 April se abtak there is a loads of pain in hands and legs and hands get shaky whenever I pick up something light.
Some moments there is no pain but then suddenly it pains as if someone is hammering them and right hand is shaky ,left is normal .
I drink coldrinks alot . But before covid I never had any shaky ness .
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Dr. Dilip Kumar Macharla
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14 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Some patients have reported post covid anxiety, tremors..etc., Pls be reassured, as they can be treated.
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Dr. Abhijit Verma
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