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Last night, at work i was lifting up things that have never been too heavy for me. I was pouring this bucket for about 5 min..that was about 5-6 lbs. Well my arms have gotten really weak lately. (I cant even do more than 4 CORRECT pushups.) Anyways right afterwords my arms were shaking like crazy (like i had Parkinsons disease or something.) Even for a minute, my legs began to shake. I felt soo weak like i was going to collapse. And even now, almost 24 hrs later, they are still shaking when i try to lift things that are only 3+ lbs. It also hurts about 4 inches from my wrist..almost like i pulled a muscle there. Ive been anemic for a year or two, and ive never taken any medication for it. I dont think its because of that or something that i ate. (My exercise and eating habits havent changed.) I think its more of a health problem i dont know about. I would see a doctor, but my parents wont take me. I just wanted to know if any of you had any idea what is wrong with me..or if youve ever experienced this before?
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iv ben strict anemic for about two years too and its progressing slowly but surely to the worse but no im not on meds, but yes what happens to you happens to me very often. so i think its normal and its just your anemia. start something that pushes you to your max, im in mma where im so frail yet i push to throw a person and track its hell but i love it and it helps. you just need to drink a lot of water and i mean as much as you can hold haha, i keep a water bottle in my purse at all times. if you start to get extremely weak for a moment then lay off and just sit back for like five min then walk around. also eat alot of iron if you have that type especially
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There could be a lot of things causing your weakness, anemia being one of them.
You need to see a doctor to find out the cause.
Self diagnosis just isn't an option for these symptoms. If you can't afford a doctor visit,
find a free clinic or one that bases fee on income.
Check your local health department for possible help also.
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even thought your eating habits haven't changed.. you might be dehydrated... that can cause your arms and legs to shake and hurt real bad.. so try drinking alot of water.. or even gatorade.. If this dont help.. then i suggest you go to the doctors.. I hope I helped
Jamie*
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