Yes, I have the tremor in my right hand, especially when I am nervous about something.

God Bless,
Lee

The same thing happens to me when I am nervous or I have to write something. I try to relax my hand rather than trying to force it to stop. It doesn't go away when I move around, I just don't notice it.

Take Care, Charlie (cmelvin)

My right arm tremors when i am nervous and when I hold something in my palm. Holding hands is troublesome. Mostly it is calm

yes,have tremors rt hand,leg increase with anxiety decrease or go away,when i move the affected areas

Like everyone else, when im stressed or nervous, i cant turn the tremor off., its in my leg tho,, Guess i could always pretend im dancind to my internal music :)

But when im relaxed , well its not there . PD people are very suseptible to stress! And the brain is extremely sensitive to stress, pd or no pd

Sandi, my mom has the tremor in the right hand only and now, very little. The meds have helped her quite a bit...good luck.

Used to have tremors and stifness as the meds wore off. I took them 3x a day, am, noon and bedtime. Pretty soon I was "off from 9PM til around 6 AM. Needless to say, it was horrrible! Once I got on a consistent schedule, I dont seem to tremor but my writing is awful and I walk "funny" untl the meds kick in! Right now I'm having great luck with Sinemet & Comptan and I love it , except for having to take that 3 AM dose- but it is worth it to be feeling like myself again.
I don't know what meds you are on - what I did was to call my DR and try to explain just how bad off I was (rapid heartbeat, sweating and then freezing. All I knew was that when I took the Sinemet all those symptoms were gone! and I was able to s.eep which I could not when I was "off meds". If you are feeling pretty bad don't wait for your scheduled appointment-get someone to see you and talk to you. Maybe you need to give it more time or maybe it's time to try something else!
Good Luck!
Mary

Sandi, most tremors associated with PD are what they call Tremor at rest. It usually begins on one hand and only later spreads to involve the other side. Occasionally, as witnessed by some others here, the feet or legs may also exhibit a tremor. In most cases, but not always, the tremor usually reduces or disappears upon performing a putposeful movement. If not this is called an action tremor and may interfere with certain funcions such as eating soup or drinking from a cup. Best of luck...

Ron

Hi Sandi, Yea the PD tremour mostly occurs whilst at rest,like with me when I'm trying to relax. The tremour in my case effects both hands/arms,jaw,tongue.
I find certain situations especially stressfull ones can trigger off the tremours and even last minute changes to routines or being startled can also bring them on too.

Good Luck Dirk ;-))