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What Does This MRI Test Result For Tremors In Hands And Legs Indicate?

thnks my mom age 59 year old near about.before 2year her hand is vibrate autmatycaly...nd slowly slowly second hand.now her legs vibrate. nd dr ask me MRI. ND M SEND U MRI REPOR.PLZ CHECK DIS.ND TEL ME HOWS TREATMENT? mild age related generalized cortical atrophyt & mild ischemic leukoriasis in periventricular white matter.left csom and mastoiditis.please correlate clinically
Sat, 29 Feb 2020
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Hello and welcome to Ask A Doctor services.
I have read your query and here is my advise.

* As per the MRI report of your mom, generalized cortical atrophy and
mild ischemic changes of white matter may be part of aging or
premature aging from various reasons.

It is the underlying imbalance of neurochemical levels, nerve compression or neuro receptor maladaptations to physiology which is responsible for the tremors of hands and legs.

Kindly get a detailed evaluation with expert neurologist and discuss the issue in greater details with him or her only for best co relation ahead.

Wish her best health and recovery.
Thank you.
Regards.
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What Does This MRI Test Result For Tremors In Hands And Legs Indicate?

Hello and welcome to Ask A Doctor services. I have read your query and here is my advise. * As per the MRI report of your mom, generalized cortical atrophy and mild ischemic changes of white matter may be part of aging or premature aging from various reasons. It is the underlying imbalance of neurochemical levels, nerve compression or neuro receptor maladaptations to physiology which is responsible for the tremors of hands and legs. Kindly get a detailed evaluation with expert neurologist and discuss the issue in greater details with him or her only for best co relation ahead. Wish her best health and recovery. Thank you. Regards.