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My husband is 47 and i noticed he shakes his head involuntarily and that happens when he is concentrating on something. should i be worried?
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Possibly age related: Tremors are more frequent as we age and often are addocited with effort. However, they can also indicate a degenerative process like parkinson's disease. Best to see a neurologist for a consult about possible causes and available treatment if indicated.
Answered 11/7/2017
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