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What is the english medical term for the filipino tagalog folklore word "Pasma"?

Sufferrers tend to have this shaking hand sensation (later in life) and they get that from hitting the showers immediately (and not resting a considerable amount of time) after a strenuous activity...Many athletes do this and i have been told that there are cases prevalent and most old people in the Philippines will tell you it exists.....do you know the english medical term for this?
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Parkinson's is a shaking hand in later life but there's no correlation to taking showers after exertion.
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