My hands are starting to have involuntary movements. Fingers mostly. They jump as though I am pusing on a nerve that makes that happen. As I type, a finger will involutarily push a key. If I am holding a paper to read, my hand will jump and act like it will drop the paper or book I am holding. It is happening more and more. I have a sense that I am losing control of these functions. My right bicep is also having tremors; Like a ripple effect. What might this be and who should I see about it?
Q: Hands have involutary movements and right bicep has tremors.
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3/28/09 3:00am
what you seem to be describing is the begining symtoms of parkinsons deisese i suggest that you see your Dr right away.
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