mikeydt1
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Other Type
i was able to speak with my partners doctor the other day and just happened to mention shakiness of the hands which can be really bad.
i thought it was because of what i have recently endured but then i realised it couldn't as it started some years ago not bad though so never bothered my doctors.
i honestly thought the shakiness of my hands was either diabetes go low on me to Parkinson's but the doctor ran through a series of questions and he knew straight away what it was. apparently it is some kind of benign condition which affects the nerves but luckily i was recently prescribed a new medication and without me knowing that is the correct medication for the medical condition what i have developed over time.
the downside is that when it comes to eating i could end up chucking food all over the place, oh well bibs here we come.
the worst part is trying to press buttons on the telephone keypad can be difficult at times so any suggestions for this most welcome.
i thought it was because of what i have recently endured but then i realised it couldn't as it started some years ago not bad though so never bothered my doctors.
i honestly thought the shakiness of my hands was either diabetes go low on me to Parkinson's but the doctor ran through a series of questions and he knew straight away what it was. apparently it is some kind of benign condition which affects the nerves but luckily i was recently prescribed a new medication and without me knowing that is the correct medication for the medical condition what i have developed over time.
the downside is that when it comes to eating i could end up chucking food all over the place, oh well bibs here we come.
the worst part is trying to press buttons on the telephone keypad can be difficult at times so any suggestions for this most welcome.