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Wise Elder
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Wise Elder
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 8,403
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It sounds like what you are experiencing resting tremors. I don't have resting tremors. I do have essential tremors (not related to MS - hereditary condition) and intention tremors (related to MS). During a neuro exam, they can tell the difference. For me, my tremors act up when I go to perform a task such as writing. And, yes, I have dropped many things. lol
Is the dr. that you saw a neurologist? And, how did she diagnose your MS?
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