Chitchat Why do I keep dropping

[sbfuncle]

Things like medicine etc
I check my hand never tremble or anything like this.
At first I thought it was accidents.
But even I told myself I doesn't want to drop it, it still drops.

One thing is I always try to do things fast.

Last time my late father also used to drop things. Broken cups, plates, etc

I hope I don't reach this kind of stage.

 

[NanoSpeed]

Things like medicine etc
I check my hand never tremble or anything like this.
At first I thought it was accidents.
But even I told myself I doesn't want to drop it, it still drops.

One thing is I always try to do things fast.

Last time my late father also used to drop things. Broken cups, plates, etc

I hope I don't reach this kind of stage.

What sickness did your father suffer before he passed away ?

 

[Vlad Tepes]

Things like medicine etc
I check my hand never tremble or anything like this.
At first I thought it was accidents.
But even I told myself I doesn't want to drop it, it still drops.

One thing is I always try to do things fast.

Last time my late father also used to drop things. Broken cups, plates, etc

I hope I don't reach this kind of stage.

Do you suffer from alcoholism?
Do you have a family history of:

Parkinson's
multiple sclerosis

Go do a checkup. Telling us online even if one of us is a doctor will be hard to diagnose

 

[Boonsiong]

Pls go to tiam-kia to buy 555 notebook and track the record

After a while you can see if there is any pattern

 

[syed putra]

Obviously the signals from the brain not synchronizing with muscles like it used to. So.....

 

[Papsmearer]

It's called Parkinsons

 

[Sialoquent]

Finish liao...

 

[Vlad Tepes]

They just trying to scare, nor it was my intention. Please go see a doctor and all the best,

 

[Sialoquent]

AI Overview :

A person might drop things due to a variety of reasons, ranging from simple clumsiness to underlying medical conditions. Common causes include distractions, lack of sleep, anxiety, or neurological issues like nerve damage or stroke. Age-related factors, joint problems, and even medications can also contribute to a person's tendency to drop things.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Distraction and Lack of Focus:

• Being preoccupied with other thoughts or tasks can lead to a lack of attention to one's surroundings and actions, causing objects to be dropped.
  
  
• This is particularly common when multitasking or experiencing anxiety.
  

2. Medical Conditions:

• Neurological Issues:
  Conditions like strokes, seizures, or neuropathies can affect coordination and sensation, making it harder to grip and hold onto objects.
  
  
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome:
  Nerve compression in the wrist can lead to weakness and decreased grip strength, causing objects to slip.
  
  
• Cervical Radiculopathy:
  Nerve problems in the neck can cause pain and weakness in the arm and hand, affecting grip.
  
  
• Motor Neuron Disease (MND):
  In later stages, MND can cause significant weakness and coordination problems, making it difficult to hold onto objects.
  
  
• Functional Neurological Disorder (FND):
  FND can cause a range of neurological symptoms, including clumsiness and dropping things.
  

3. Other Factors:

• Lack of Sleep:
  Sleep deprivation can impair cognitive function and coordination, leading to clumsiness.
  
  
• Anxiety:
  Anxiety can cause physical symptoms like shaky hands and sweaty palms, making it harder to grip objects and leading to a fear of dropping things.
  
  
• Medications:
  Some medications can have side effects like drowsiness or impaired coordination.
  
  
• Joint Problems:
  Conditions like arthritis can affect hand strength and dexterity, making it harder to hold onto objects.
  
  
• Age:
  As people age, they may experience changes in muscle strength and joint flexibility, which can contribute to clumsiness.
  

When to Seek Medical Advice:
If dropping things is a sudden or persistent problem, especially if accompanied by other symptoms like numbness, tingling, pain, or weakness, it's important to consult with a doctor to rule out any underlying medical conditions.

 

[NanoSpeed]

Finish liao...

I told you my ex-mentor very "ling" wan.

 

[Sialoquent]

I told you my ex-mentor very "ling" wan.

Sudden Death Curse...jialat. SDC very strong...

 

[NanoSpeed]

Sudden Death Curse...jialat. SDC very strong...

Some more he is now banned from government hospitals because he has a habit of beating doctors to puppies, and threatening them that he will become a surgeon in his next life. The nurses all damn scared.

He can only go Mt. Elizabeth and Gleneagles. But his blue CHAS bo pa kei there.

 

[sbfuncle]

Do you suffer from alcoholism?
Do you have a family history of:

Parkinson's
multiple sclerosis

Go do a checkup. Telling us online even if one of us is a doctor will be hard to diagnose

I doesn't drink.
I ask here is to find out if anyone or any person without a medical condition pertaining to parkinsonism can drop things frequently.

 

[sbfuncle]

What sickness did your father suffer before he passed away ?

He doesn't have parkison.
Passed away due to heart and pneumonia.
But he always dropped things and broke things long before he passed on. Somewhere in his 60s I noticed he always broke glass items at home.
For me, I don't break glass.
But whenever I prepares my medication to the weekly box, I always drop those medicines.

 

[sbfuncle]

When I was young, I always heard people saying
Chiew kana kah, kah kana Chiew.

Is it I'm now having this problem?

 

[NanoSpeed]

When I was young, I always heard people saying
Chiew kana kah, kah kana Chiew.

Is it I'm now having this problem?

Are you able to describe frame by frame how you dropped a thing ?

 

[sbfuncle]

Are you able to describe frame by frame how you dropped a thing ?

Eg when we want to prepare medicines into a weekly box, we would need to press the medicine out from the stripes of medicine first.
Whenever I press them out, and before I could put them into the box, it will either jump out to the floor. Even if I press out slowly and manage to grab the pill on my finger, it still drop before I can put them into the box.
Becos of this problem, I always need to search for the pills on the floor and a tedious task, as medicine all are small and hard to find on the floor KNN

 

[rotiprata]

When I was young, I always heard people saying
Chiew kana kah, kah kana Chiew.

Is it I'm now having this problem?

have u ever dropped any s/pools winning tickets ??

 

[sbfuncle]

have u ever dropped any s/pools winning tickets ??

I ever dropped cash on the floor inside a crowded sg pool outlet.
Someone very fast hand, picked it up and disappeared before I could leeact to it.

 

[rocket]

I doesn't drink.
I ask here is to find out if anyone or any person without a medical condition pertaining to parkinsonism can drop things frequently.

Another possible beside parkison is dementia.