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THE Yorkshire Ripper is suffering from a condition that leaves him with uncontrollable shaking.

Ailing Peter Sutcliffe, 73, has been diagnosed with diabetic neuropathy, causing tremors in his limbs.

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It means the serial killer often shakes so badly he struggles to eat and to look after himself.

The progressive illness which is linked to overweight Sutcliffes diabetes is caused by high blood sugar levels and can result in nerve damage, numbness, pain and cramps.

In severe cases, sufferers cannot feel their limbs due to nerve damage. And it can lead to limbs, particularly feet, having to be amputated.

The Ripper, being held at Category A Frankland Prison, County Durham, is in poor general health and is given a daily cocktail of pills.

He has previously suffered a heart attack and angina.

Sutcliffe, who killed 13 women and attempted to murder seven more between 1975 and 1980, is waiting for an NHS operation to reduce the size of his prostate.

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He is also losing his eyesight, which medics have fought to save.

A source told The Sun on Sunday: Sutcliffe does not look a well man and his shakes are really noticeable. It is really bothering him.

This condition is one of the worst things you can get if youre diabetic particularly if youre fairly old and overweight.

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