The "Pill-Rolling" Tremor: Parkinson's First Sign?

RK NURSE'S HUB on Instagram: "Parkinson's resting tremor is an uncontrollable shaking, often the first sign of Parkinson's disease, that occurs when muscles are relaxed, commonly in the hands (like "pill-rolling"), but can affect legs, jaw, or face, and tends to lessen with movement or during sleep, unlike essential tremor which often worsens with action. It's a rhythmic, low-frequency shaking that can be made worse by stress and is a key motor symptom of this progressive neurodegenerative disor