I often get the shakes. Hands are the worst, often can barely even write. They don't really shake, but it's like I lose my fine motor control, yet the next day it's fine.

Other times it's my entire body, it's almost like I'm shivering from hypothermia. Used to think it was just wintertime cold doing it, but the more stressful my life has become, the more it happens. I do take 0.5 mg of Xanax which helps a bit, but I'd prefer to be on as little medication as possible.

See my doctor after an MRI in about two weeks and will ask him what might be going on.

This shake problem must be common in folks with ongoing illnesses. In times of stress, I get extremely cold and then begin to shake like I have the chills. I usually have to go to bed and wrap up in a blanket and found that covering my head with the blanket seems to help.

I don't notice it any other time other than times of stress so there must be a connection.

As WTC said, with liver disease we have to be so careful of taking medications for every little thing. The less we take for things unrelated to our liver disease, the better we seem to do. So much is damaging to the liver. Wish I had known more about that years ago before I found out I couldn't take Tylenol by the handsful. I
Blessings to you........Hugs and prayers.......CarolLentz

@WilburTheCat yes hands are the worst but its even scarier when I feel it thru out my entire body maybe its the protein from too much meat.hmm I will look into it..feel better sishing

I also have shaky hand problem & as ya"ll say it comes and goes. My hepatologist says it goes along w/ the disease. not much help I know