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I read here most people have symptoms on one side or other but when I tremor it's usually both hands at the same time does anyone else experience it this way ?
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Members responded to the question about whether tremors happen on one side or both, with most sharing that their symptoms began or are... Read more
Jim's tremor is sometimes both sides, but mostly on the right side. He doesn't do the pill rolling and it happens both at rest and while moving. i.e. while trying to eat, his hand shakes, so food drops.
Mine started on my right and by the time it worked itself bilaterally, I was a candidate for DBS, so I had it done at 49. Drastically improved the tremors, but I still walk like a zombie, dragging my left leg, and I still miss my mouth when eating so my bib has become a permanent accessory. I also have dyskinesia on my right upper body. Like someone else said, it is different for everyone with how we experience it, although what we experience may be similar. Bless you Russell 💖
Im in the minority among this group, I am non-tremor dominant ( so far). However, I've got most of the other nasty stuff.
Nose up to the right.
All my problems are on my left side. For now anyway.
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