For some people, lifting a glass of water, writing, or using a spoon can become a struggle that requires immense effort. This is the daily reality for patients living with tremors.
A tremor is an involuntary, repetitive movement that occurs beyond a person’s control, most commonly affecting the hands, head, or voice. It may arise from many causes, but the two main conditions are:
The good news is that tremors can now be treated without surgery.
With the advancement of MRI-guided Focused Ultrasound (MRgFUS), high-frequency ultrasound waves are delivered precisely to targeted areas of the brain, with MRI providing real-time accuracy in planning and monitoring the procedure.
Although tremors may seem like “just a symptom,” their impact on quality of life can be significant, with today’s advanced medical technology, patients can regain control of their lives and return to the activities they love.
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Medical Neurology - Movement Disorder and Parkinson
