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Suggest Remedy For Tremors When Under Stress

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Question : I some times have tremors specially when over stressed, I am 43 years old and i am having diabetics and hypertension
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Answered by Dr. V. N. S. Parinam (4 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Uncontrolled blood sugar and blood pressure would cause tremors

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

The tremors may not be a good sign in a long term hypertensive and diabetic. There are many reasons including complications, in adequate or irregular medication, nutritional deficiency as well.

An uncontrolled blood sugar and/ or blood pressure situation can cause such tremors. A likely event but rare is blood sugar and pressure going below normal for a person whose pressure and sugar are controlled.

I think first thing to do is get blood pressure, blood sugar, HbA1c checked. Along with it ECG if required TMT as well. I recommed an annual physical if there is due for the year.

I suggest to get a fresh evaluation from your treating physician for the same and relook into the current medication.

I hope my perspective can help you go serious about the problem and fix it permanently.
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Suggest Remedy For Tremors When Under Stress

Brief Answer: Uncontrolled blood sugar and blood pressure would cause tremors Detailed Answer: Hi, The tremors may not be a good sign in a long term hypertensive and diabetic. There are many reasons including complications, in adequate or irregular medication, nutritional deficiency as well. An uncontrolled blood sugar and/ or blood pressure situation can cause such tremors. A likely event but rare is blood sugar and pressure going below normal for a person whose pressure and sugar are controlled. I think first thing to do is get blood pressure, blood sugar, HbA1c checked. Along with it ECG if required TMT as well. I recommed an annual physical if there is due for the year. I suggest to get a fresh evaluation from your treating physician for the same and relook into the current medication. I hope my perspective can help you go serious about the problem and fix it permanently.