excuse me,
read my first sentence:
no need to worry so much until you see a doctor

Read carefully, some said Parkinson disease, and that is a serious comment. Last time I got abnormalities found in urine (blood in urine), someone might say my kidney is having a problem. Doctor told me around 5% of the population has this abnormality and it could be no big deal and it would not be an indication of any kidney problem. And most of the time, this abnormality does not indicate kidney problem at all. Just because Parkinson disease is a famous disease so everyone knows the symptoms doesnt mean that any similar symptoms must be related to Parkinson disease.

This post has been edited by GrooveCoverage: Aug 9 2006, 12:47 AM

Could it be carpal tunnel? Check with a doc by all means.

But before settling for surgery, try out those chinese metal balls you can use to roll around on one hand. Some guy with carpal managed to cure himself with this.

After you get cured, invest in ergonomic mouse and keyboards.

If it's not carpal, I fear it may be a problem related to nutrient deficiency. Either that or you used to practice karate on bricks.

i guess he might have some problem with his neuro system.

Dude, causes of tremor are many. Pls see doctor asap as some of the causes are very very serious but with early detection could make major difference to your life. If drug related, u need to detox and rehab, pls get help.
good luck

* Everyday causes of minor tremor may include:
o Normal aging
o Stress
o Tiredness
o Caffeine
o Alcohol
o Hypoglycemic attack - usually temporary tremor resolved once blood sugars are raised.
o High blood sugar levels
o Anger (see Aggression)
o Excitement (see Euphoria)
* Some causes of chronic tremor include:
o Parkinson's disease
o Essential tremor (type of Tremor)
o Alcoholism
o Liver disease
o Kidney disease
o Multiple sclerosis
o Stroke
o Hypoglycemia - usually episodes of tremor with hypoglycemic attacks
o Brain tumor
o Hyperthyroidism
o Wilson's disease
o Friedrich's ataxia
o Head injury
o Concussion
o Stroke
o Tertiary syphilis (type of Syphilis)
o Seizure disorders
* Some psychological disorders that might cause tremor-like symptoms include:
o Anxiety disorders
o GAD
o Panic disorder
o Intermittent explosive disorder - when causing anger episodes.
* Certain medications
* Alcohol withdrawal
* Drug withdrawal
* Amphetamine withdrawal
* Hallucinogen withdrawal
* Causes may also depend on the location of the tremor

oh sorry lol, misread, edited post to reflect.

do you smoke? sleep very less? do you exercise? I also have those body shaking problem, especially when smoking then i will begin to shivering, shaking while standing. And Chronic Fatigue Syndrome also will cause you shaking. So my advise is, healthier life style like exercise daily, get enough sleep, balance diet and stop smoking. Thats what i'm doing now, it will dramatically reduce the problem, at least it work for me.

i never smoke and never drink ... no exercise also lol .... no time haha ...

wah u guy give me so many weird name ... i think i must slowly google look up wad it is liao lol.

btw, mind recommend me to go clinic or hospital directly ? im from ss2 area ... if possible can recomend me go which one ah ?

do u took drug b4?
hope u don mind tat i ask like that..

never lor ....

if i were you i would have already seen a doctor long time ago. Last time when I was detected with abnormalities in the urine, I was so scared because the first examining doctor only told me could be urine infection, kidney stone, other kidney problems, all sounded terrible to me, even though he told me not to worry until having a further test. And the stupid test took more than one week for the results to release, later still have to go and see kidney specialist and found out nothing wrong at all.

hmm any recomendation should i go clinic or hospital . if possible can recomend me which one to go ? ~

any ideas ? T_T

hospital, UH, Asunta, Pantai, Subang medical, theres alot of hospitals out there. stop wasting time and just go, if you cant choose a hospital go to your GP and have him refer you.