According to the National Tremor Foundation (NET), in individuals with essential tremor, the next most frequently affected area of the body is the head, followed by the voice, tongue, legs, or trunk.
“These tremors may occur in isolation or along with tremor of the hands or arms,” explains the NET.
In addition to physical challenges, it can also take its toll on your psychological and social wellbeing.
As in Rob’s case, the psychosocial effects of essential tremor may be embarrassing and debilitating.
