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Tremors while at rest. change in position and they subside. also, right eye tremor/twitch. pcp noted hyperreflexia, (both knees). ?
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Tremors: Tremors are fairly common and most are essential tremors, but can be sign of Parkinson's. Also can be associated with drug or alcohol withdrawal.
Answered 1/17/2017
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