How do I know if I have Primary Orthostatic Tremor?
What signs or symptoms may make you suspect you may have Primary Orthostatic Tremor. People who have experience in Primary Orthostatic Tremor offer advice of what things may make you suspicious and which doctor you should go to to receive treatment
Being unable to stand. Tremors, in legs particularly, when you do stand. They are usually relieved by sitting, or lying, down. See a neurologist, a Movement disorder specialist if possible. Ask to be checked for OT.
I started feeling, what I called an 'internal tremor' when I was in my late 30's, usually when I was under a little stress. I was showing my third dog in obedience and every time I went into the ring, I was suddenly overcome with this inner tremulo...
First light sensations of tremors began between 1996 / 2000 and soon arrived problems of balance. Doctor didn't know what was the problem ! He laughed at me and said I was stressed and tired !
I've been roaming so during long years, about ...
My story begins when I had severe ear and sinus infections. An ENT doctor put me on 6 weeks of antibotic. When I recovered and started my housework and shopping I had great difficulty standing for more than a few minutes. It became impossible t...
still that is but I can sit ... it's been a crazy ride the journey of ot it's gone from jiggling on my feet (early days) to literally falling out of the bath while attempting to shower to now accepting I need a walker to do shopping, festivals and ma...
I was diagnosed last year after 15 years of not knowing what was going on. Having enjoyed some years of singing with our choral society, I thought I had turned into a nervous nellie when I couldn't stand up for a performance. I couldn't write if I ...
for many years I've been suffering from Tremors such as finger tapping and leg shaking. About 2 years ago they escalated to Violent tremors. In the movement disorder lab they showed I did not have seizures and the doctor said he thought I was having...