We always went to my Grandparents home on Christmas Day. I remember saving my money all year to be able to buy presents. Trying to guess what was in the Christmas presents under the tree was such a part of the excitement. And, helping decorate the tree with popcorn strings was a lot of fun. Everyone said Merry Christmas in those days. All the stores were decorated for Christmas, many with nativity scenes.
People who are taking certain medications to treat some medical conditions also experience itchy hands and feet. This itchiness is usually a side effect of drugs. A person may also be allergic to the medication, and skin rashes or hives may appear.
What Causes Shaky Hands? Many people associate shaky hands with Parkinsonâs disease, but the most common cause of shaking hands is actually essential tremor. Essential tremor is the most common neurologic disorder affecting adults, but itâs not well understood. Itâs likely caused by a disruption in normal brain function of the cerebellum, though researchers are not entirely sure what causes the interruption, if it is a degenerative process, or how it can be stopped. People with essential tremor often experience frequent shaking. The shaking is most common in the hands, arms, head, and vocal cords, and cannot be controlled. This shaking is most obvious when you try to use a muscle. When the muscle is relaxed, the shaking will likely not occur or it will become milder.