Can Spinal Problems Cause Tremors?

Can Spinal Problems Cause Tremors?

Problems with the spine and the spinal cord do not cause tremor. Essential tremor is generated from abnormal activity in the brain, whether due to a gene defect or one of the other problems discussed above.

Can spinal nerve damage cause tremors?

Nerve damage: Injury, disease, or a problem with your central nervous system can also cause tremors. Your doctor will call this peripheral neuropathy. It can affect your hands and feet.

Can spinal compression cause tremor?

Tremors could be a rare atypical manifestation of myelopathy due to cord compression. A high index of suspicion is needed to diagnose this form of myelopathy by ruling out all the other possibilities.

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