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What is the most common cause of tremors in the elderly?

Essential tremor (ET) is the most common movement disorder, and unlike what many assume, it's not Parkinson's disease. This neurological condition, which causes rhythmic shaking, is the most common cause of tremors in the elderly, affecting millions worldwide.

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Is it normal to get tremors as you age?

While some minor, unnoticeable shaking is a normal part of human physiology, approximately 17% of adults over 64 experience a more pronounced, pathological tremor. This means the idea that getting tremors as you age is a given is a common misconception, and it's often a sign of an underlying, treatable condition.

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