Re: Trembling hands after exercise....

[Guest guest]

You wondered:

> Has anyone else experienced trembling hands after exercising

> arms and hands ? ...

It might have something to do with muscle tone. But I do not think that's

most of it. Instead, I suspect this results from problems with the

cerebellum. I also had the same thing occur during my recent house move.

Found that I was good for about 30 minutes of work, then had to sit and

'rest' to regain better control of my arms/legs. And while I'm not in great

shape, I am fairly strong, so doubt it was muscle tone.

Regards,

=jbf=

B. Fisher

[Guest guest]

Hi

Mine do when I hold my arms out a while. Say when having bp taken standing.

Love Anne

The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched

but are felt in the heart. Helen Keller

Has anyone else experienced trembling hands after exercising arms and hands

? I did some weed-eating

[Guest guest]

hi Becky!

yes my hands did tremble after I use to weed whack. I don't weed whack

anymore:) As for exercise or range of motion, I find that if I am off or

trying to push myself I tremble. Tremors are present most all the time.

nancy:)

LBess15@... wrote:

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> check your sugar levels could be diabetes. B.

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[Guest guest]

Hi : Sorry to be so late in responding. I have experienced a similar

problem when I over-exert myself. My doctor explained that with this disease

the small blood vessels are not constricting to push blood and oxygen to the

brain - or to the muscles. When the brain is deprived of oxygen - you

experience dizziness. When the muscles are deprived of oxygen - you experience

the weakness or

trembling. Makes sense to me!

Hope this helps - (Ont.Can.)

Skeens, G. wrote:

> Has anyone else experienced trembling hands after

exercising arms and hands ? I did some weed-eating over the weekend and found

that after about ½ an hour of it I couldn't even hold a cup of water. This may

be normal, not sure. Maybe from using muscles I don't normally use? Anyway,

just curious as to whether or not anyone else has had this kind of experience.

Thanks.

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