Tremor
Symptoms
- Tremors
- May be occasional (sporadic), temporary (episodic) or occurring at intervals (intermittent)
- May affect the head, hands, arms, eyelids, or other muscles
- May not affect both sides of the body equally
- A shaking or quivering sound to voice
- Head nodding
- Tremors that worsen with voluntary movement or emotional stress
- Tremors that disappear during sleep
Exams and Tests
Tests depend on the suspected cause of the tremor. However, a neurologic examination should be conducted in most cases.
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