Violent Tremors & CFS

Have you seen Dr. Jancovic at the Baylor College of Medicine?  He is the head of the Movement Center, and has written many publications on Orthostatic Tremors (OT).  There are no studies going on for OT except for a very small one in Florida and they're only accepting patients from a very small database, and it's not for diagnosis.  The finger tapping doesn't sound like OT, and the speed of OT is very fast.  Here's a link to Baylor College:  https://www.bcm.edu/healthcare/care-centers/parkinsons. In my opinion, you definitely need another opinion by a top movement specialist.  Orthostatic Tremors are frequently not visible to others because the speed of the tremor is so fast, but it can get quite visible as it progresses, but I wouldn't call it violent.  There are some videos which show it on You Tube.  Good luck....you have one of the top Movement Specialists right in Houston!  (if you haven't already been there).

Thank you so much Luba. I have Dr thenganott dr. Jankovic is office. Also saw Dr Ondo and about 12 others. I have asked about Dr J never Appt available.  Expect to try again after May 3rd when Dr thenganott is leaving. I'm also looking for a TBI doctor because I've had about 15 concussions and need a functional MRI of course it's in research stage as is everything else that might help me. I have been trying to get diagnosed correctly for many years but nobody seems to have an answer and when they say that I have chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia they just say it's psychosomatic and psychogenic. It's very frustrating but I'll persevere and that God will send me the right doctor

Ms Luna I am also looking for dr. David b Arcinegas. He isn't Neuropsychiatric post-concussive research and my neuropsychologist dr. Larry Pollack referred me to him. But I cannot find a number for him I don't know if he's with Baylor or who.  thank you again