Ithior
Well-known member
When the temperature is slightly lower than what I would be most comfortable with and I'm in a social situation, I'll shake a lot. My hands might be slightly cold but not enough to justify me shaking as much as I do. Even so, it never bothered me much since I have other symptoms that really bother me and that can become quite painful (I tried that "Let it develop until you realise it doesn't get worse" thing, but it got much worse and I had to stop since I was close to throwing up).
The shaking started becoming a problem when I had some teeth issues and my dentist told me to make sure I don't press them against each other too hard (I have to be careful about this for the rest of my life, it isn't something temporary). A lot of my shaking is in my mouth and it's really bad there, I put my tongue between the teeth to reduce shaking and so the teeth don't press directly against each other, but I still feel there's a lot of strength put into that shaking.
The shaking started becoming a problem when I had some teeth issues and my dentist told me to make sure I don't press them against each other too hard (I have to be careful about this for the rest of my life, it isn't something temporary). A lot of my shaking is in my mouth and it's really bad there, I put my tongue between the teeth to reduce shaking and so the teeth don't press directly against each other, but I still feel there's a lot of strength put into that shaking.