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Old 12-28-2009, 12:27 PM #1
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I'm helping a friend with some research and what would you say are the biggest tremor related diseases?

Essential tremor
Parkinson's
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are you polling to determine knowledge of tremor related diseases by individuals with PD, or is this a question of what diseases have tremor as a symptom? If the later applies, access the following:
http://www.medicinenet.com/tremor/article.htm
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are you polling to determine knowledge of tremor related diseases by individuals with PD, or is this a question of what diseases have tremor as a symptom? If the later applies, access the following:
http://www.medicinenet.com/tremor/article.htm

Funny I was just reading that Thankyou very much for the link, it has what I'm looking for except for the numbers. I'm trying to create a chart that would look like:

x number of people have tremor related diseases
of that x, x% have PD, x% have ET,...

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Funny I was just reading that Thankyou very much for the link, it has what I'm looking for except for the numbers. I'm trying to create a chart that would look like:

x number of people have tremor related diseases
of that x, x% have PD, x% have ET,...

Thank you again Olsen
Check out the advocacy site for Essential Tremor patients - Tremor Action Network and scroll down until you get to the Movement Disorder Society info on the home page. Frankly, I don't think stats are known on this disorder as well and increasingly in the research I see it linked to Parkinsonism-that is it may be a continuum kind of thing. I was diagnosed with ET six years prior to my PD 'upgrade'- when it comes to tremor I am atypical for both disorders. Seems I could be a poster child for the yet undiscovered "shaky freak of nature syndrome"? Oh, and check out their survey- they are starting to collect data on tremor, it looks like.

http://www.tremoraction.org/index.php


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Thanks Laura

I was diagnosed with ET before an "upgrade" too. They are stll unsure that it's PD for me since I didn't respond to Stalevo.
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