What is the body chills?

Question 1: What is the reason for shivering in cold weather? The causes and symptoms of trembling are as follows.

(If you are seriously ill after learning, I still suggest seeing a doctor. )

■ Tremor is a regular, repeated and involuntary body shaking, which can occur all over the body, but mostly in the limbs. The amplitude can be large or small, and the speed can be fast or slow, generally between 1- 10 times per second.

Regularity is its greatest feature, and any irregular involuntary movement is not trembling.

Here are some of the more common tremors:

1: physiological tremor

2. Physical or hereditary tremors

3. Parkinson's disease is trembling

4. Tremor caused by cerebellar lesions

physiological tremor

It's a normal physiological phenomenon, not a disease. The vibration is small and rapid. Normal people have this tremor, but it is not obvious and unconscious. In some cases, physiological tremor will be aggravated and become serious and obvious. The common causes of aggravating physiological tremor are as follows:

Emotional excitement and fear

cold

hypoglycemia

hyperthyroidism

Withdrawal symptoms of alcohol or drugs

The effect of drugs or caffeine

It accounts for the highest proportion of all vibrations. The cause of this tremor is unknown. It is generally considered to be related to personal physique.

Half of them have family history, so this trembling has a lot to do with heredity.

Physical or hereditary tremor

It happens at all ages, but with the growth of age, trembling will become more and more serious, mainly in your hands, often on your head, and even your voice will tremble. It is especially obvious when the hand keeps a fixed posture or does fine movements, and it will be relieved when resting, and some patients will be relieved after drinking. The course of this trembling is getting worse, and there will be no other neurological symptoms.

There are some variants of physical or hereditary tremor, such as:

Tremors that only happen when you move.

Tremors that occur when resting and maintaining a fixed posture.

Tremors that only occur when writing (writing tremors)

Simple voice trembling.

Jaw trembling

Simple tongue trembling

Stand trembling

The tremor of Parkinson's disease

It is common in middle-aged and elderly people, mainly in hands and feet, especially at rest. It will be relieved when doing exercises, which is contrary to physical or hereditary trembling. The course of the disease continues to deteriorate, accompanied by other neurological symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

Tremor caused by cerebellar lesions

This tremor is caused by cerebellar lesions, showing no or very slight at rest, slight when maintaining a fixed posture, but especially obvious when approaching the target, accompanied by other cerebellar symptoms such as imbalance.

■ How to treat the prognosis of tremor?

As long as the cause can be found and treated, physiological tremor will mostly disappear.

Physical or hereditary tremor can't be carved from the roots, and it will get worse with time and aging. Fortunately, treatment can achieve good symptom control.

● Commonly used drugs include beta blockers, barbiturates and other sedatives, primidone, etc. For severe patients with poor drug treatment effect, stereotactic brain surgery can be considered.

Hand tremor can be divided into physiological hand tremor and pathological hand tremor.

Physiological hand jitter is a tiny, rapid and irregular jitter, which usually occurs at rest. Physiological hand tremors often appear in situations of mental tension, fear, emotional excitement, severe pain and extreme fatigue. Once the above causes of hand tremor are eliminated, hand tremor will disappear.

Pathological hand trembling, medically called "tremor"; Involuntary tremor of the hand, often permanent. It is mainly divided into two types: static hand tremor and exercise hand tremor. Among them, static hand tremor is hand tremor when muscles are completely relaxed, that is, when they are in a quiet state. This kind of hand tremor can disappear when sleeping, and the speed of hand tremor is 4-6 times/second, which is relatively regular, typical diseases such as Parkinson's syndrome. Motion-induced hand tremor only occurs during the movement, and the jitter intensifies when the movement approaches the target. If the doctor gives the patient a finger nose test, ask the patient to straighten his forearm; Then the index finger points to the tip of the nose; The closer the fingertip is to the tip of the nose, the more obvious the hand jitter is. Exercise-induced hand tremor is irregular, with a large jitter range, which is enhanced by emotional influence, and is common in the pathological changes of cranial nerves and upper limb nerves.

Clinically, the common diseases that cause pathological hand trembling are: upper limb neuropathy, peptone, forgiveness and slaughter. Let's lift the detention ... >>

Question 2: What is the sudden chills and tremors sometimes?

Hello, what you reflect should be a high degree of suspicion of hypoglycemia, low blood sugar and insufficient energy supply, which leads to abnormal brain and heart function, trembling and chills. But drinking sugar water to relieve it proves the existence of hypoglycemia from the perspective of treatment.

Guiding opinions:

It is suggested to check blood sugar, especially during the attack, and at the same time check blood pressure, including lying and standing blood pressure, to rule out hypotension. Finally, pay attention to whether there is any abnormality in the cervical spine, and take cervical radiographs and cervical magnetic resonance imaging when necessary.

Question 3: What is the disease of chills? Your condition generally belongs to cold and cold. It's caused by a cold. It's cold now. You must wear good clothes to keep out the cold. I suggest you drink more hot water.

Question 4: Sudden chills and shaking all over. What is the reason? Cold hands and feet are symptoms of deficiency of both qi and blood in traditional Chinese medicine, and the peripheral circulation is not good. According to the analysis of traditional Chinese medicine, blood circulation depends on the promotion of qi. If the blood circulation caused by qi deficiency is definitely slow, the circulation is not good. In addition, in the cold season, people's whole body or local blood circulation will be blocked, or blood circulation in limbs will be blocked, resulting in cold hands and feet. No.388 Qingyu Road TCM regulates deficiency of both qi and blood.

Question 5: Suddenly, I was shivering and cold. What are the main conditions? Deficiency of qi and blood, blood metabolism slows down, low temperature makes blood vessels contract, blood reflux ability weakens, blood circulation is not smooth, fatigue or excessive toxins in the body cause excessive internal heat.

Question 6: What is the reason for shivering with cold? Is it a fever?