Question 1

how do you stop tremors?

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Based on causation: At your age, you could possess a benign familial hereditary tremor or perhaps a thyroid issue.  The latter handled by thyroid meds, the former with meds to control the tremor, such as aprazolam, benzodiazapines, primidone, etc.

Question 2

what are tremors in the body form?

Accepted Answer

Several causes: Tremors have many possible causes. These include neurological conditions such as essential tremor and parkinson disease, but also other causes such as sleep deprivation, excessive caffeine, and anxiety. Discuss your symptoms with a doctor; neurologists who are movement disorders specialists have the most expertise in tremor.

Question 3

how badly could essential tremors get?

Accepted Answer

Individual: Each person is different. Sometimes it can progress to headbobbing in addition to hand tremors. Discuss with your family doctor and you probably need to be seen by a neurologist to try to find the underlying cause of the symptom, i.e. Is it truly "essential" meaning we just do not know.

Question 4

what are some simple explanations for tremors?

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Benign tremors: The simplest is benign tremors which often require no therapy.

Question 5

if you have tremors, can you use microcurrent?

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Possible: You need make sure what kind tremor you have. If you have benign tremor, take beta-block, such as Propranolol will be helpful before you use microcurrent.

Question 6

what is happening in the body when a person has tremors?

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Fast muscle activity: Tremor is are rhythmic muscle contraction often involving opposing muscle groups. It is often involuntary and can be often suppressed. Tremors affect hands, arms, eyes, face, head, vocal folds, trunk, and legs. At times the tremor is seen in an healthy person (fear, cold temperature, fever...).  Many tremors are treatable and should be evaluated by a neurologist.

Question 7

what causes core body tremor?

Accepted Answer

Muscle activity: Muscle contractions and relaxations, on a very small scale, can feel like vibrations and tremors. Nerves, nerve signals, neurotransmitter chemicals, adrenalin, hormones, medications, etc... May plan a role in making muscles go into tremors or vibrations.

Question 8

what are intention and action tremors?

Accepted Answer

Tremors: 'intention' and 'action' tremors are the same.  Tremors can be described as falling in two broad categories: a resting tremor (which occurs with the limb at rest - like in some Parkinson's patients) and an intention or action tremor that occurs and worsens with a specific movement or action. They are treated differently, and are different than the normal 'essential' tremor which everyone has.

Question 9

what causes intention and action tremors?

Accepted Answer

Tremor cause: Please see: http://www.Ninds.Nih.Gov/disorders/tremor/detail_tremor.Htm   there are many causes of intention tremors, ranging from drug side effects s to toxins like mercury and others, , to strokes, and metabolic conditions like thyroid conditions, and some inherited forms as well.  There are treatments, but first you should discuss them with your doctor or a neurologist..

Question 10

what is the definition or description of: tremor?

Accepted Answer

Tremor: Tremor = involuntary alternating movement affecting muscles.

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