The thumb shakes when it is bent

The tremor that occurs when the thumb is bent is mainly caused by nerve damage, and it may also be caused by hereditary tremor, so it is recommended that everyone should pay attention to the treatment method of the tremor that occurs when the thumb is bent. A bent thumb is usually caused by a sprained nerve and may be caused by Parkinson's disease, so patients should check the causes of the disease.

There are many reasons for thumb tremor. Sometimes it is caused by tremors of the whole hand or even the whole body. If we explain it only from the pathological reasons, there may be many situations, which we can explain below. But it is worth noting that this symptom is a common symptom and there is no need to worry about it. There are even some genetic reasons. For example, I also have this disease. Sometimes when I hold chopsticks, the thumb of my right hand moves and I can’t even hold things tightly.

Steps/Methods:

1. First of all, there is a disease called hereditary tremor. This disease is hereditary. I have this disease. This disease will be aggravated after drinking and smoking. If this is the reason, try to avoid smoking and drinking, and the shaking of the thumb will be reduced a lot. Don't smoke or drink

2. Secondly, I don’t know if there is any physical damage. If there is physical damage to the thumb, the nerves will sometimes be out of control and will naturally shake unconsciously. If this is the case, appropriate exercise and traction are needed. , and don't participate in sports such as basketball that are harmful to your thumb.

3. Finally, if you are older and this happens, you should be on the lookout for Parkinson's syndrome. This disease also causes whole-body tremors and local tremors. It is a good idea to diagnose it by comparing the condition of the forehead and other parts of the body.

Note:

There is no need to be too nervous when this happens, but if conditions permit, it is best to go for a timely check-up. Generally speaking, thumb tremors will not affect your life unless it is too serious. If you have any signs of Parkinson's disease, you should definitely get checked out.