If your father's major symptom is tremor, possibly he could have what is
called "Essential Tremor". i just found out about this; it looks like PD.
Ask your doctor about it.
BTW: is your doctor a neurologist?
>My father-in-law, who was always told he had Parkinson's, was now told he
>has something like Parkinson's.
>
>But the doctor did not know what it was, or what could be done.
>This was at the Parkinson's Institute at Jackson Memorial Hospital at the
>University of Miami.
>
>What now?
>
>-Sheila
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