Hi, My dad (38 years old) has been suffering of ''panic disorder''. After going to see the family doctor for about a year now, they have said it COULD be panic disorder. However, this seems much more severe, he has been shaking rapidly throughout his entire body, dizziness and trouble breathing (Out of breath). He has been shaking since July 25 of this year.
He has had a rough childhood growing up, and this is what most people think is the cause. His brother has also been like this only not as severe.
If you have experienced this, or know someone who has please comment. Anything is worth typing/commenting at this point. Thanks for everyones help.
The doctor and my dad has said when he thinks about that pass, or thinks too much he will start to shake.

*He has been seeing a neurologist and physiologist.

Yeah l used to get that when l get nervous, pressure, driving to work. Try visiting a homeopath. This could be a low magnesium level and anxiety/stress. A homeopath can provide you with magnesium, st john warts for calmness and easeness.

Being peaceful and have innerpeace would be a great impact on this too. being calm to your dad, be open to him and less noise pollution the better.

Hope he gets well

- KR

l had something similar to this. But not quite like this. My shaking looked like l was having a seizure, But l was not have not a seizure. l ended up with conversion disorder. But once l started seeing a therapist it simply just went away. You should look it up on the internet and see if this helps or if this is what it is. l should have you know that l saw a neurologist and had an MR l done all because of this. Hope that this helps.

Try a natural remedy like B6, B12, & magnesium in combination, they help support brian function & the neurological system. l give theses vitamins to my Autistic child, & since taking the he is able to concentrate much better, & he no longer has fits! Its worth a try! Pilgramspride.com has many vitamins cheap! And low shipping! Has essential tremors been ruled out? Does he use any type of inhaler for asthma or COPD? Long-term use of inhalers r linked to shaking! Just something to think about! Good luck!