A tremor can be described as a rhythmic trembling or shaking movement that you cannot control voluntarily.
Tremor might be so mild that no one else notices it, or it might be more pronounced, causing a drink to spill when a cup is full, for example, or affecting handwriting.
For a small percentage of people, it is more severe, causing limbs to shake so that you need help with everyday tasks like eating and drinking.
Managing tremor is an ongoing process. As there is no single approach that works for everyone, you will probably need to try different things before you find what works best.
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