Essential tremors

Essential tremor is a condition that causes parts of the body to shake involuntarily. Seven million people in the United States live with this condition, which is often confused with Parkinson's disease. Essential tremors can affect men and women of any age, although they are more common in older adults.

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Essential tremor used to be considered a monosymptomatic disease. This means that it was believed that there was only one symptom of the disease, and it did not affect any other functions of the body, such as balance. Now, it is acknowledged that the action tremor is just one of many neurological features of essential

<p>Let’s start with what it’s not. Essential Tremor is NOT Parkinson’s Disease. It isn’t life threatening and doesn’t cause any serious health problems. However, it can interfere with daily life and require adaptation.</p>

I have been “suffering” with essential tremor for almost thirty years. I put the word “suffering” in quotes, because I mostly ignore it (except when I’m eating soup and the soup sloshes off the spo…

What is Benign Essential Tremor? A neurological movement disorder marked by fine involuntary tremor of different body parts is called Benign Essential Tremor. The part most commonly affected is upp…

Essential Tremors, also known as ET, is a neurological disorder that effects approximately 2.2% of the US. Tremors affect hands, voice, head & legs.

ET can impact various parts of the body, including dexterity, speaking, and cognitive function. Another obstacle people with ET may experience is issues with their balance and gait.

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An essential tremor is an involuntary shaking movement that can affect your arms, head, eyelids, or other muscles. You may shake without trying to do so and find you cannot control the shaking once it starts. Essential tremors often occur...