Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
Tremor
Tremor is an unintentional (involuntary), rhythmical alternating movement that can affect the muscles of any part of the body.
Tremor is caused by the rapid, alternating contraction and relaxation of muscles, or groups of muscles, and is relatively common in multiple sclerosis.
Uncontrollable tremor or shaking is a common symptom of disorders that involve neurological tissue such as multiple sclerosis.
Tremor may also occur after stroke or head injury.
A tremor that gets worse during body movement is called an "intention tremor". This type of tremor is a sign that the cerebellum is involved; a region of the brain concerned chiefly with movement, balance and coordination.
Early Symptoms
Arms and Legs
| Foot Drop | Paralysis | Spasticity | Tremor |
Head and Neck
| Adjustment Disorder | Balance | Brain Fog | Cognitive Problems | Concentration | Depression | Dizziness | Emotions | Euphoria | Language | L'Hermittes Sign | Memory Problems | Mental Problems | Optic Neuritis | Paranoia | Psychosis | Speech Problems | Vertigo | Vision Problems |
Body and Body as a whole
| Bladder | Bowel | Fatigue | Numbness | Pain | Sexual Dysfunction | Uhthoff's Phenomenon |
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