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Old 07-19-2009, 07:11 PM #3
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It's cerebellum tremor, part of OSCA disorder, i guess. I have intension tremor (then i work by my muscle in any part of body) last three years, and most visible in my fingers then i bring together it's for example. I think - it's thats disorder, what your, but still no diagnosed...
Thanks for replying, HopeHunter.

What does OSCA stand for -- is it Something, Something, Cerebellar Ataxia? Can my problem (tremor) be the same as yours? Mine happens only once in awhile (kinda' like "stage fright"). And sorry, I don't quite understand the rest of your reply...

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