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Essential Tremor While at Rest
Since essential tremor has been classified as a kinetic tremor, it is unlikely that symptoms of essential tremor while at rest will be present.
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Essential Tremor in the Feet
Essential tremor is most commonly known to cause rhythmic tremors within the upper body, head, hands and voice box in people 65 years of age and older.
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Essential Tremor Affects Eyes
If essential tremor is showing symptoms in the eyes, it can look like a small movement issue and a slower response time in following movement objects. But, some of the earlier signs of tremors in the eyes may not even be able to be seen by the normal human eye.
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Essential Tremor in a Brain MRI
Among all movement disorders, essential tremor is one of the most common. Up to 5 percent of people over the age of 65 years cope with essential tremor everyday. The exact clinical definition is still under debate because of the variations and the unknown cause and cure to the disease.
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Treatment Options for Essential Tremor
After years of studies and research, treatment options for essential tremor have become more diverse and effective. Since essential tremor affects each individual differently and at a different time of life, treatments need to be adaptable for each patient and their needs.
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