My baby is now 15 weeks but was born at 37 weeks. I have spoken to the doctor and the health visitors about his leg tremors. They said that it is quite normal for some babies to have this but I was wondering if anyone else has experienced their baby’s legs tremoring and when it started to go away. the doctor can’t be specific so thought I’d ask you ladies who may have experienced this for yourselves. Thanks in advance.
My Son Is 4 Weeks Old And At 2 Weeks Old The Health Visitor Noticed His Legs Shaking And Asked Me If He Did This Allot I Had Never Noticed Until Then So I Kept An Eye On It Until She Next Had A Visit Over That Week He Did It Allot Throughout Each Day So I Said To Her When She Came Back And She Said She Knew Someone Else Who Had To Go For Blood Tests But She Never Mentioned What It Could Be He Still Does It To This Day And She Hasnt Done Or Said Anything More About It I Just Want To Know If Anyone Knows What It Is What It Could Be Or If The Same Has Happend To Anyone Else?.
Thanks x
I am in the process of still trying to find out what is going on with my own health with my new physician. Where I used to live I had a Magnesium deficiency on a couple occasions and was hypokalemic. I did not take any supplementation at that time. In the last six months I have been taking supplements on my own for relief of several symptoms that had plagued me for years. My blood tests have been normal for electrolytes since I take supplements on a regular basis. At one point, I was falling down, having panic attacks, weak, and still battle this with tremor, muscle twitching, cramping, etc. I also had IBS for years. I suffered pain all the time, and still do battle with this. However…the magnesium itself seems to be the culprit. Have any of you had great physical and mental relief at all from just a supplement? When I can afford it I take natural calm or slow mag.
Peace
Oh and I forgot to add. I also had what looked to be seizures even though they were not. My heart beat goes bananas and I get weak and depressed with much fatigue. I can tolerate very high amounts up to 1200-1400 mg elemental a day if need be without having to run to the bathroom. It is good, but frustrating not knowing what is wrong.
I could not even hardly walk anymore a little over two years ago. I was falling every ten steps or so and this actually caused me to mess up my back. I am sorry your mom is having trouble too. A lot of jobs make it hard for people to be able to go to the doctor and if you need surgery you are screwed. Hope she feels better. Thanks…
Iodine deficiency and folic acid? I didn’t know there was an iodine deficiency. I seriously have no problems with IBS anymore since taking the magnesium. I get really sick (weak, funny heart rate, etc) when I am not taking it after so many days. I do not have to take such a high amount all the time. I do take the citrate form in Natural Calm. Oxide doesn’t work as well for me. I also am on prescription Vitamin D. Thanks again to all those who have answered so far. This is really a big issue for me.
I have not been feeling well and I’m trying to explore if my symptoms could be related to gum disease. I am a diabetic and have other health problems. My symptoms are difficult to define, but include: shakyness or a type of tremor right when I wake up in the am, naucea, cold sweats. Can symptoms like this be related to gum disease or cavities?
My father, 63, He has kidney failure, on dialysis, has a disease like Parkinson’s without the tremor, severe arthritis with chronic pain, weak as water, can’t do much, falls a lot, and is as stubborn as a mule. He is giving my stepmom a hard time (he has always been insecure and now it’s worse) and forgets a great deal. He is angry about his loss of freedom. Of course! But his doc said no driving and he insists he will drive. How do you handle a situation like this? He has always been independent and controlling, now he can’t do what he used to do. He was always a workaholic, but also an alcoholic – the kind no one else would have ever known about. He worked hard, was successful, but came home and drank every night. He can’t drink now, which makes it a little easier to talk to him, but he is still stubborn. What do I do? My stepmom is overwhelmed with full time work and caring for him. My older brother and I do what we can, but our 20-year-old half brother is being a brat. HELP!!!!!
The tremor of an explosion can be felt before the sound of the explosion is heard. Explain.
Hi, I’m 21 year old female. Just got diagnosed with MS, but i’ve had the symptoms for about a year now, Weakness and tingling feeling in my legs and arms. The symptoms come and go, on and off. When i first got the symptoms I had tingling in my legs and back and then I had a tremor in my legs. That lasted for about 2months. Then my symptoms went away for like 3 months. Then they came back and I had the tingly feeling all down the right side of my body.that lasted for a couple weeks. then now the only symptom I have is a stiff leg. The worst it has ever been was like for a week when I was limping. I know there are several types of MS, my question is if anyone can tell me what type I have from my symptoms?
Thanks for you answers. I am seeing a neurologist in a small city who has not been much help. I am in the process of transferring to a neurologist at a big city research hospital.
just now a few secconds ago the whole building bonked about ,an ash tray fell of the table and the doors rattled ,the computors in the office ,where i am sitting shook wildly on the desks ,it stopped and straight away it happened again .
I am near Acapulco did any body else feel that ,time 0.23 am
this was a tremor
dont belive the guy from texas ,and we have tremors all the time ,but this one was very strong
