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Old 11-17-2013, 06:01 PM #1
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Default Resting Tremors
I'm one of the lucky people that has a lot of tremors both at rest and during movement. My doctor maintains that the only tremor that indicates Parkinson's is the at rest and as soon as you start movement the tremor goes away. In several publications lately their saying that Parkinson's tremors aren't just at rest but their finding folks are having Parkinson's Tremors during movement also. I'm getting a little confused here as which tremor is which so I can understand what's going on. Any information?
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