Where Tremor?

The tremor will be more obvious when using the hand to hold the cup of water, thread the needle .... and return to normal when you sleep

. In contrast, Parkinson's tremor only takes place when the hand is not doing anything.
Question: For more than 1 year I have tremor. Some of my family members also suffer Please explain the reasons and whether I should take vitamins or minerals to mitigate this phenomenon?
Reply:
You have a condition called idiopathic tremor - uncontrolled vibration due to a disruption of the pathways between the brain and nerves.



Patients often think their limbs are problematic but in fact, the brain.
The cause of shaky hands is currently unknown, although scientists believe it is because the cerebellum - the area that controls muscles - is inefficient. About 50% of cases are hereditary (same as yours). While in you, tremor occurs only in the hands, some people, legs and head are shaking and shaking.
Whenever I inform patients about their medical condition, they are extremely scared because they think it is a sign of a scary disease like Parkinson's. And in most cases tremor is not a manifestation of a serious neurological disease.
Rest assured because idiopathic tremor is more common than all neurological disorders These disorders include Parkinson's disease, various types of muscular spasms or tonic disorders such as Huntington's disease, as well as eye / hand / foot epilepsy and a number of anomalies that are caused by medication for a while.



long time, usually sedatives.
The tremor will be more obvious when using the hand to hold the cup of water, thread the needle .... and return to normal when you sleep. In contrast, Parkinson's tremor only takes place when the hand is not doing anything. Note that your hands tremble even more when you feel anxious or nervous about trying to control the tremor.



The good news is that although tremors can be very strong, don't worry, your nerves are completely fine - unlike Parkinson's patients. It is rare for this shivering syndrome to get worse.
As for the question of taking a vitamin supplement, I'm afraid there aren't any vitamins or minerals that work for this idiopathic tremor syndrome. A small amount of alcohol can help reduce the symptoms of tremor - the alcohol seems to be able to mitigate the "interference" in the brain.
But I do not encourage patients to see this as a regular treatment. By frequent sipping, it can make them dependent on alcohol at any time and may even develop liver disease. However, about one-third of patients with idiopathic tremors improve the situation with beta-blockers (such as propranolol). These drugs have been used for decades for patients with high blood pressure and heart rhythm disorders.




If no medication can be treated, neurosurgery may be considered. There are already effective uses of this deep brain intervention with little risk.
Lastly, I assure you that this inorganic tremor has absolutely no effect on your longevity..

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