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Chest and chin shiver, no movement hands
I used to be a smoker (5-10 cigs /day), now only on electric cigarette. Skinny type of person 55kg 179cm tall. Sports activities are only gym 3-5 times / week. Recently I started to develop strange Shiver like feelings in my chest and chin when after using my electric cigarette after food. I feel slightly dizzy and my hands cannot straighten and feel like I have limited movement for my hands. This usually lasts for depending on situation 5-15 minutes..
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There may be cervical spondylosis or sone muscle related cause.
Consult homoeopathic doctor online immediately and take help.
If causes is musle related or bone related then along woth medicine ,exercise also needed.
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Dr. Sumegha Sharma
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Hi, Glad that you are seeking help on this portal. However, you have not mentioned since when you have switched from smoking to electric cigarette. For your information, approximately three days after smoking, one starts experiencing the withdrawal symptoms which may last for about fifteen days. There are easy and quick fixes to work around the withdrawal symptoms. Homoeopathy medicines can not only help with the withdrawal symptoms but also help the body detoxify effectively. For any further queries, you may contact me via Practo online portal.
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You may approach a Deaddiction Psychiatrist (Homoeopath / Allopath)
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Plan and keep five activities lasting 10 mins to do during craving period - eg: calling up your friend, chewing gum, eating a fruit or chocolate, solving few puzzles, 10 minutes session on social media. Will surely reduce the frequency of your need for smoke.
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