trouble vs. make trouble to

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1. Are you helping me or troubling me?
2. Are you helping me or making trouble for me?
3. Are you helping me or making trouble to me?
Which ones above are correct? Which is most common in colloquial AmE?
 
In the context that you seem to be using, only #2 is correct.
 
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