Dr. Advait Kulkarni (Neurologist) neurologist near me neurologist in bengaluru #neurologistinbengaluru #neurologistnearme Treatment- Some people with essential tremor don't require treatment if their symptoms are mild. But if your essential tremor is making it difficult to work or perform daily activities, discuss treatment options with your doctor. 1. Medications 2. Therapy Doctors might suggest physical or occupational therapy. Physical therapists can teach you exercises to improve your muscle strength, control and coordination. Occupational therapists can help you adapt to living with essential tremor. Therapists might suggest adaptive devices to reduce the effect of tremors on your daily activities, including: • Heavier glasses and utensils • Wrist weights • Wider, heavier writing tools, such as wide-grip pens Nerve stimulation devices A wearable electronic peripheral nerve stimulation device (Cala Trio) is a newer treatment option for people with essential tremor. The device, which can be worn as a wristband for 40 minutes twice a day, works by stimulating peripheral nerves and muscles to create a muscle response that reduces tremors. Studies have found that the device can bring some improvement for tremors. Surgery- Surgery might be an option if your tremors are severely disabling and you don't respond to medications. • Deep brain stimulation • Focused ultrasound thalamotomy