Symptom 6: Tremors – The Shaky Evidence
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Experiencing tremors, or a shaking in your hands and fingers, can be a disconcerting symptom of Hashitoxicosis. This uncontrollable trembling often manifests when trying to carry out delicate tasks, such as writing or tying shoelaces.
Just as with other symptoms, these tremors are a result of the excess thyroid hormones. Specifically, they stem from overstimulation of the nervous system. The excessive thyroid hormone levels increase nervous system activity, leading to these involuntary shakes or tremors.
Tremors can significantly affect one’s daily life, making simple tasks daunting. Moreover, it can be psychologically distressing, especially if the cause is unknown.(6)
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