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Shaking while yawning

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Rogola
Rogola

Does anyone here get hand shaking while yawning? I think my whole upper body is a little bit but if I hold something in my hand(mostly right) while I yawn my hand starts shaking. It is mostly in the morning when I yawn the most. I saw some people with Parkinsons have this so I am terrified now as I cannot find anyone healthy with this symptom.

Does anyone else feels this, I really hope someone does because I am going crazy.

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  • terri12857
    terri12857 Rogola

    Posted

    Hi there, sometimes my entire body will shake when I'm yawning but if you are that concerned about it then a simple visit to your doctor 😷 and maybe some neurological testing to rule some things out will put your mind at ease. I'm sure it's nothing to be concerned about, everyone shakes a little bit when they yawn 😦 it's just the bodies natural reflex

    • Rogola
      Rogola terri12857

      Posted

      Hi Terri! Thank you for your answer.

      I already wrote another post about other neurological symptoms I have and wrote there that I already did visit two neurologists and did emng test and blood tests and it was all good. It is just that this kind of thing scare me a lot like this hand and torso shaking while yawning. And I must say it is mostly in the morning a couple of hours after waking up, but still scares me a lot.

  • jan34534
    jan34534 Rogola

    Posted

    its extremely common! JUST A REACTION the body has, not harmful at all. im in my 60s and have that happen thousands of times!! YOURE FINE!

    • terri12857
      terri12857 jan34534

      Posted

      Thanks Jan, hopefully this help rogola have some piece of mind. Thanks so much for weighing in on this topic of conversation. Have a great night

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