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Movement Disorders: Parkinson's vs. Tremors
Movement Disorders: Parkinson's vs. Tremors
Movement Disorders: Parkinson's vs. Tremors
Wednesday 12th February 2020
Dr. Sydney Piercey breaks down Parkinson's vs. tremors, covering symptoms, risks, and when to seek neurological care in this episode of 'The Daily Diagnosis'.
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Get the buttons here!Parkinson's vs. Tremors: What You Need to Know
Essential tremor never turns into Parkinson's disease, it just happens to be higher risk, just like doctors, teachers and farmers have a higher risk of Parkinson's when we've studied it over time.
Ever wondered what sets Parkinson's disease apart from tremors? This episode of 'The Daily Diagnosis' brings in Dr. Sydney Piercey, a neurologist at Ogden Clinic, to clear up the confusion. You'll get to know Dr. Piercey a bit first—she’s not just a medical expert but also a proud dog mom with a favorite food that might surprise you. Then, she dives into the heart of the matter: understanding these two movement disorders.
While they share some symptoms, Parkinson's is more common and can be trickier to treat. Dr. Piercey breaks down the types of tremors—essential and familial—and explains how Parkinson's disease sneaks up on people with a range of symptoms, including those pesky tremors. She also talks about the higher risk of tremors turning into Parkinson's and how certain jobs might increase the risk of developing the disease over time.
Plus, you'll get practical advice on when it's time to see a neurologist and why early diagnosis and treatment are crucial. Whether you're personally affected by these conditions or just curious, this episode offers valuable insights into recognizing and managing movement disorders.