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Shaking hands
My younger brother had a head accident before 3 years. The operation was also done.
He was in the choma for 1 and a half months and then it took 2 years to become normal. But then his left hand started shaking.. After a few days, the right hand also gets shacked. He also stumbles a little while walking in the study.
Now he is using some medicine to reduce the shaking. But there is no confirmation that it will decrease. Is there a solution for this?Will it definitely normal?.. neurological examination EEG test also done. It's result is very normal...
What can be done to reduce hand tremors? Is there medicine? Do not go to physiotherapy.How many tests show that it is normal.. pls tell me what to do.
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Dr. Ashna Kumar
Pediatric Neurologist
8 yrs exp
Amritsar
He needs a complete neurological examination. Medicines can help and occupational therapy will prove really beneficial to help him do his tasks.
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consult a neurologist
might need a repeat neuroimaging to find the final affected parts of brain and cord.
also wud need some blood investigation
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