Patient's question:
The child has a slight tremor when eating dinner or holding things, which is more noticeable when both hands are hanging in the air. About the past treatment and effectiveness: An electroencephalogram was done and it was normal, and a brain MRI was also performed, considering the condition of the translucent septum not being closed and the formation of the fifth ventricle. What kind of assistance is needed: What is the reason for his hand trembling like this?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent static tremors in the limbs are generally considered to be caused by abnormal brain nerve impulses or hyperthyroidism. Since your child may have an open transparent septum, it is likely related to this.Advice: An open transparent septum in the brain is a congenital disease. It is recommended that you seek early surgical treatment for your child. Additionally, it is advised to have your child tested for T3, T4, and TSH levels in the blood to rule out the possibility of hyperthyroidism.
I hope my advice is helpful to you.