why is it that every time i stand up i lose control of my hands and feet and they twitch?
412534
it oculd be a nerve problem. it happens to me sometimes. you could have just been sitting for too long or in a werid position,  I talked to a nerulogist about it and he said don't worry unelss it gets really bad and your whole legs an arms start shaking all the time
425715
I am a walker and my hands swell when I walk.  I believe it has something to do with gravity and the blood falling all towards the ground (when your hands are pointed downward)
70528
You basically lose control of your neural functions. It's extremely debilitating. It causes immense amounts of uncontrollable shaking. This can be controlled with meds, but there is no remedy or cure for it. My grandmother had it for about 13 years and her body just tired of it, and she passed away. One day there will be a cure hopefully. I'm sorry if you or someone else has it, it is going to be a long, painful road home.
448081
twitching of muscles may be due to changes in the level of chemicals in blood especially calcium, also magnesium etc.\nIf the condition persits pls see a doctor, who might get a blood chemistry done.
780772
ooh- i have that happen every now and then too. it tells you that you are being deprived of a certain mineral-Vitamin C, for instance. (that may not be it, but it very well could be). the only way to make it stop twitching is to get whole, hearty foods for the next couple of days, making sure to get all of your vitamins and minerals in.
1093225
When you stand up too fast you have a sudden drop in blood pressure which can cause you to be light headed.  It can happen to anyone.  Have your blood pressure checked next time you are at the doctor just in case.  Another possibility is that it may be blood sugar related.  If it has been a long day and you haven't eaten dinner yet your body could just need equilibrium.  Or a combo of the 2.  Ask your doctor if you are really concerned about it.\nTake care.
917066
I get the same thing every now and then. I seem to get it with a combination of lack of sleep and stress.  The twitching usually goes away soon enough, but its really annoying while it lasts. Its nothing to worry about unless it becomes painful.
693724
Maybe something to do with the central nervous system winding down..Sometimes I do that and it feels weird..so your not alone...I also feel like Im fallin sometimes...its normal...no answers just normal
178212
It sounds like you might have a pinched nerve or poor circulation. If it doesn't get better definitly seek medical attention.
672105
maybe you should talk to a doctor about this. maybe something in your life has changed to trigger this behaviour
717365
This happens to me sometimes.  It is usually because I was sitting in one place for a long time.  Try changing positions every once in awhile or get up and walk frequently and see if that helps.
961766
I have fibromyalgia, and many of your symptoms sound familiar . The uncontrolled shaking, though, sounds like something more is going on. \n\nI do experience uncontrolled shivering sometimes, especially after extreme stress - like going into shock. That's definitely not a daily thing, though. My hands shake just about all the time, but I wouldn't call that "uncontrolled shaking."\n\nHow long have you experienced these symptoms? Have you been to your general practitioner? Please, make an appointment to see a doctor as soon as possible if you haven't already done so.\n\nFibromyalgia is a diagnosis of exclusion, of course, so it wouldn't be made 'til everything else was ruled out. Rheumatoid arthritis will show up on tests.\n\nGood luck!
203103
everyone has little "tics".  Tics such as these usually provide some kind of comfort.  Now, I have to say, that is an interesting one, but everyone has them.  I put my arms behind my head, which for me is usually a sure sign that I am tired or stressed out.  Honestly, to try and break that habit, you would have to develop a behavior plan.  if you want to know more about how to do that, please email me at this name on yahoo.
739550
Are you in occupation that you stand alot?  You might want to go see you doctor just to make sure nothing bad may be going on.  A friend of mine also  had your same symptoms but she was always standing , and the shoes she was wearing did not give support to her arch on that foot.  The side swelled because that side of her body was compensating for lack of support on her other side.  Have your blood pressure checked and make sure you have steady blood flow in your legs, make sure it's not Deep Vein Thrombosis or a blood clot.\n\nGood luck\nHope this helps
679028
Shoes and socks may have been too tight, and also if you're not used to being on your feet for long periods of time, your body will react...it could also be a sign of bad circulation...if it doesn't clear up in a few days, visit the doctor...
771035
When I'm dancing I'm shaking.
227360
It's called orthostatic hypertension. When you stand up too fast your bp drops too low causing you to black out or feel faint. Try standing up slowly and see if that helps. Make sure you tell your doctor this is happening because there may be an underlying cause that is treatable.