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Asking for Father, Male, 69 years old, Lahore

Is it normal for hands to tremble/shiver some days after general anesthesia for cardiac surgery. Severe blood loss anemia as well.

Pediatrician in Karachi - Dr. Sadaf Zehra

Dr. Sadaf Zehra - Pediatrician

MBBS, MCPS paediatrics | Karachi

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No its not normal, kindly consult your surgeon immediately

General Practitioner in Lahore - Dr. Fareeza Nasir

yes may b due to anemia

General Practitioner in Peshawar - Dr. Tayyab Rehman

Yes. Because of anemia.

General Practitioner in Gujrat - Dr. Shahzaib Fida

Should be consulted with specialist.

General Practitioner in Lahore - Dr. Mohammad Abid Shahwar

cardiac surgeon who operated, can tell u better. Otherwise it doesn't happen usually

General Practitioner in Lahore - Dr. Fahad Javaid

whats his Hb?

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6.9 g/dl

3 years ago

General Practitioner in Lahore - Dr. Fahad Javaid

Its low. At this level your mentioned symptoms can be manifested; also an indication of transfusion. I'll advise you to consult the operating Surgeon he can guide you about transfusion.

3 years ago

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Yes will get transfusion IA. Thank you!!

3 years ago

General Practitioner in Wah Cantt - Dr. Nasir Mehmood Khan

consult a neurophyscuan to rule out Parkinson' s disease

General Practitioner in Lahore - Dr. Lt Col R Imtiaz Ahmed Khan

pl get your Thyroid profile ang Serum Ca

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Will do so IA.
Thank you !!

3 years ago

Dermatologist in Mandi Bahauddin - Dr. M Awais

Dr. M Awais - Dermatologist

MBBS, MCPS | Mandi Bahauddin

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it may be due to anemia,
but get your thyroid profile and CBC also serum calcium,
and it may be due to some medication,
what medicine are you taking?

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Hb, RBC and hematocrit low. Hb = 7 mg/dl
Rest of CBC is normal.
Taking metoprolol tartarate, furosemide, clopidogrel, aspirin, panadol
No tremor when hand is rested. Only when holding some object without support for arm. Can write.

3 years ago

Dermatologist in Mandi Bahauddin - Dr. M Awais
Dr. M Awais - Dermatologist

MBBS, MCPS | Mandi Bahauddin | Book Appointment

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it's called intentional tremors,
causes are :
anxiety ,fatigue ,brain infarct ( clot in a part of brain known as cerebellum), brain atrophy, alcohol dependence,

also furosemide can cause hypocalcemia leading to tremors,
so correct his HB by blood transfusion and get his serum electrolytes and serum calcium.

3 years ago

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Thank you very much!!
This helped a lot!
Will do so IA.
Seems like hypocalcemia and a lot of fatigue. Don’t see any other signs of cerebellar disease or cognitive impairment.

3 years ago

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Hyponatremia as well.
Sodamint

3 years ago

Dermatologist in Mandi Bahauddin - Dr. M Awais
Dr. M Awais - Dermatologist

MBBS, MCPS | Mandi Bahauddin | Book Appointment

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welcome,
if you have any tr, feel easy to ask.

3 years ago

General Practitioner in Karachi - Dr. Anum Sarwat

Dr. Anum Sarwat - General Practitioner

MBBS, D.F.M (Diploma Family Medicine) | Karachi

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advise thyroid profile
cbc
s calcium
book an appoinment for online consultation.

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Will do so IA.
Thank you very much!!

3 years ago

General Practitioner in Lahore - Dr. Sadia Sajjad

It surely due to a medicine ur father is taking after surgery, consult ur cardiologist again for that purpose, and do Hb test.

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Yes. Will do so IA.
Thank you very much!!

3 years ago

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