trembles
Trembles is the third-person singular present tense of the verb tremble. In everyday language, it describes the action of shaking or quivering, often arising from cold, fear, excitement, or illness. The word trembles is not typically used as a medical term in itself; it appears in sentences such as “She trembles with cold.”
In medical contexts, the related term tremor refers to a rhythmic, involuntary movement of a body part.
Causes of tremor are diverse. Primary neurological disorders include essential tremor and Parkinsonian tremor. Other neurological
Diagnosis relies on clinical evaluation—characterizing the tremor’s type, distribution, frequency, and triggers. Additional tests may include
Treatment aims at the underlying cause when possible and symptom management. Medications such as beta-blockers or