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News|Articles|June 30, 2010
Paper Over Fine Tremors to Find Them
It can sometimes be difficult to detect the fine tremors of the hands and fingers of a patient with hyperthyroidism.
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It can sometimes be difficult to detect the fine tremors of the hands and fingers of a patient with hyperthyroidism. For help in picking these up, place a sheet of paper on the patient's outstretched hands and fingers; the vibrating paper will reveal the tremor.
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Mohammed Basha, MD
Gainesville, Fla
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