Symptom and Disease - Health Clarity

Introduction Have you ever noticed your hands shaking for no reason? Occasional hand tremors are common and usually harmless, but persistent or worsening tremors could signal an underlying medical issue. Tremors can affect anyone, regardless of age, and may interfere with daily tasks like writing, eating, or holding objects. In this blog, we’ll explore the most common causes of hand tremors, when to worry, and what you can do about them. What Are Hand Tremors? Hand tremors refer to rhythmic, involuntary muscle movements that cause the hands to shake. Tremors can occur at rest or during movement and may be mild or severe. They’re typically caused by issues in the brain regions that control muscle activity and coordination. Types of Hand Tremors Essential Tremor : The most common type, often hereditary. It usually affects both hands and worsens with movement. Resting Tremor : Seen in Parkinson’s disease. The shaking occurs when the hand is relaxed and at rest. Action Trem...