Introduction
The most common movement disorder; is a slowly progressive symmetrical intention tremor of unknown aetiology. It typically affects the upper limbs, head and vocal cords and occurs in those over 40 years old. The tremor tends to improve with alcohol and rest, worsening with anxiety. It is described as an involuntary, rhythmic shaking 5-8Hz, mostly affecting the hands.
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