Jitters

Jitters involve involuntary trembling or shaking, often linked to stimulants, anxiety, or underlying medical conditions. They can range from mild tremors to pronounced shaking, affecting various body parts and causing unease.

Jitters are characterized by involuntary trembling or shaking, often felt internally and sometimes visible. They can be associated with anxiety, nervousness, caffeine or stimulant intake, certain medications, withdrawal from substances, low blood sugar, and medical conditions such as hyperthyroidism. The sensation can range from a mild tremor to a more pronounced shaking. It can affect different parts of the body, including hands, legs, or the entire body. The experience can be accompanied by feelings of unease or restlessness.