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What is a tremor? how does occur?​
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What is a tremor? how does occur?​

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\sf \: A \: tremor \: is \: a \: rhythmic \: shaking\: movement \: in \: one \\ \sf or \: more \: parts \: of \: your \: body. \\ \sf It \: is \: involuntary, \: meaning \: that \: you \: cannot \\ \sf control\: it. \: This \: shaking \: happens \\ \sf because \: of \: muscle \: contractions. \\\sf A \: tremor \: is \: most \: often \: in \: your \: hands, \\ \sf but \: it \: could \: also \: affect \: your \: arms, \\ \sf head, \: vocal cords, \: trunk, \: and \: legs.

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