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tremors,convulsive spasms
Could a cervical or a thoracic disk herniation cause severe tremors, convulsive spasms in arms?legs? head? I have had these for 4 years now following a severe car accident.
Hi.
Based on the history of a severe motor vehicle accident, it would be more likely that the tremors and convulsions would be due to a brain injury than cervical or thoracic disc herniations.
Have your symptoms been evaluated by a neurologist? If not, you should consult one as soon as possible.
Based on the history of a severe motor vehicle accident, it would be more likely that the tremors and convulsions would be due to a brain injury than cervical or thoracic disc herniations.
Have your symptoms been evaluated by a neurologist? If not, you should consult one as soon as possible.
Perhaps a visit to the neurologist is in order.
I hope you feel better soon.
-Wendy
I hope you feel better soon.
-Wendy
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