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Shaky Hands

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pandoora · 20/10/2008 17:46

My nine year old son has had shaky hands on occasion for a couple of years. I didn't think too much of it until the teacher said she noticed it and she thinks it's effecting his hand writing. This is definitely not an anxiety issue for him, think I will take him to doctor just to check all is ok. Any other mums had kids with this problem??

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pandoora · 21/10/2008 14:07

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pitchforksinmywaistband · 21/10/2008 14:24

Is he asthmatic?

pandoora · 21/10/2008 18:17

Yes!!

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Anifrangapani · 21/10/2008 18:21

I have had shakey hands from childhood. Some days it is better than others.

Yes my hand writting did suffer, but I can type

The doctors have yet to find a reason, so many pints of blood and more needles than a pin cushion later I have given up trying to find a cause.

TheArmadillo · 21/10/2008 18:23

The shakes can be a side effect of ventolin (salbutamol). Especially in high doses, but I think some can be more sensitive to it (i.e. get affected at lower doses).

pitchforksinmywaistband · 21/10/2008 22:10

Thanks Armadillo, that was my thought as well, but have only just got back on here

TheArmadillo · 21/10/2008 22:11

I thought that was prob what you were aiming at

scaryfucker · 21/10/2008 22:12

yep, side effect of ventolin

autumnwardrobeonthecheap · 21/10/2008 22:23

also can get it from lack of vitamin B

pandoora · 22/10/2008 11:21

Thanks guys, I did suspect the ventolin.

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