Hi,
I used to get tremors in my limbs during my teenage coupled with confusion.
During my 20s these tremor went away on its own.
I am 38 right now and I have been experiencing these tremors again for last couple of years. Please note the following important details:
1. Tremors can affect any of the limbs and lasts for 10-15 seconds.
2. Tremors have been changing the patterns. Earlier there used to be confusion but now there is no confusion and I am well aware when it's happening.
3. I didn't notice any particular activity or state when this happen. It can happen anytime.
4. I got my CT scan and EEG done but nothing came in the reports.
5. Neurologist said not to worry but I am not satisfied. Can this lead to Parkinson in the older age? Or can the tremors worsen with age?
6. No head injury I can recall of.
Please advise. Thank you.
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