Because tremors are associated with Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis, they are worrying to many people. It can be difficult to know when a tremor is harmless and when professional care is necessary. If a tremor persists or recurs frequently, it is unlikely to be physiologic and may require medical attention. Additional symptoms, such as tremors affecting other body parts or a loss of muscle control, may also signify a serious underlying issue.

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