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How can I deal with my shaking muscle problems?

NAS78225

When I perform anything "strenuous," I experience shaking and extreme trembling. A number of years ago, an infection began a major decline in my health. I'm working on a few things to get back to normal, but I've got an uncontrolled shaking problem when I crouch, squat, or otherwise use my leg and core muscles steadily for an extended period of time. Walking is possible, but it takes a long time and I occasionally need assistance. So, I'm hoping to get some practical thoughts on what might be going on because my GP has a history of misdiagnosis and prescribing dangerous medications, and I may bring this up with my doctor soon.

 

  • Hello NAS78225! I am very sorry to hear this, have you tried to contact a specialist with this question or make an appointment with a doctor? Problems with muscles are very serious, because thanks to them a person has strength and can move. I beg you not to delay the treatment of your problem and solve it as soon as possible. I had an injury two years ago and I stretched my leg muscles. Then I didn't attach any importance to this problem and just didn't do anything about it. A week after the incident, my legs started to fail and then I urgently went to the doctor. I was prescribed a course of medications and told to Buy RAD 140 to take during training in the future. I wish you a speedy recovery and good luck!

  • Muscle shaking during exertion is usually a response to an extreme level of contraction. So if you are quite weak it might not take very much effort to tire your muscles out that much. I think you would need to start with very low levels of exercises  and build up as it gets easier. If you have the money a private physio or sports therapist might be quite helpful, they can assess for muscular weakness and/or imbalance and give you tailored exercises