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I'm having body tremors and they r getting worse can't walk well body body have the tremor will remain locked for a short time. trouble speaking now ?
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Suggestions: If you were older, would wonder about Parkinson's, but another thought is a presentation of MS perhaps. Think you need to see a neurologist ASAP, and get this diagnosed and treated.
Answered 4/24/2016
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