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- 60 Years
- 01/04/2021
How I cured my essential tremor?
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Follow a sleep schedule, avoid aggrevating substances, employ occupation therapy and take prescribed medication
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Answered 04/07/2025
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To address how you might have managed or improved your essential tremor, key points to consider include:
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Medical Treatments:
- Many people find relief through medications such as beta-blockers or anticonvulsants prescribed by a neurologist.
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Lifestyle Adjustments:
- Reducing caffeine, managing stress, and avoiding triggers can help lessen tremor severity.
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Therapies and Procedures:
- In some cases, therapies like physical therapy or advanced options like deep brain stimulation surgery are used.
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Individual Variation:
- The course and response to treatment can vary widely, so your experience might include a combination of these approaches.
If you have specific details about your treatment, I can provide more tailored information or guidance.
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