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From today morning i am having a shaky hands feeling. Today i drank 2 cups of tea and 1 cup of coffee. Is this shaky hands are related to coffee or tea or any other medical condition?.
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It's because of all the caffeine in your body.
It will resolve within 24 hours.
Do not experiment with yourself.
Just like your hand muscles are shaking, your heart muscles will get hyper excited. (palpitations), with chest pain and difficulty in breathing.
Next Steps
avoid caffeine and tea for next two weeks.
do not overdose on tea/coffee.
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Yes it can be because os excessive intake of tea and coffee.
Please try to cut down you tea and coffee intake as caffeine in both can lead to such symptoms
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Yes, tea n coffee could be one the possibilities , I would recommend you to cut down cups of these beverages . For better results consult.
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
It could be because of of your caffine intake
Could be other reason need more history to rule out the possibilities
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Dr. Aashi Khan
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2 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes.. U might be having tremors ie shaky hands due to excessive coffee and tea intake.. Reduce the amount
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