Tremor

When you have tremors, it’s natural to overreact and get afraid. It’s critical to get the appropriate diagnosis. Our experts have the knowledge and experience to get to the bottom of your tremor and provide a personalized treatment plan to meet your individual requirements. Schedule an appointment as soon as you notice any unprovoked tremors.

What Exactly is a Tremor?

Tremor is a word used to express involuntary rhythmic muscular contraction. It most usually affects the hands, but it can also affect your arms, vocal cords, head, chest, or legs. You may only experience tremors occasionally, or the issue could be chronic. It is more common in elderly individuals, but it can occur at any age. Tremor is not a life-threatening disease, although it could be uncomfortable and humiliating. It could also be an indication of a more serious medical problem.

Common Tremor Causes

Tremor is caused by abnormalities in the part of your brain that governs movement. The most prevalent cause of tremor is “essential tremor,” which affects 13 million people in India and is the most common movement problem in adults. Many tremors have no known source. Other kinds are caused by a neurological disorder or another problem, such as:

• Multiple Sclerosis
• Stroke
• Parkinson’s disease
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Alcohol Abuse
• Panic or Anxiety Disorder

The first step in developing a treatment strategy is identifying the cause of your tremor