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10 Symptoms of Pheochromocytoma

Tremors

Tremor is a rhythmic and involuntary contraction of muscle, which results in shaking movements in one or several body parts. This is a common movement issue that often occurs in the hands. However, other areas like legs, torso, vocal cords, head, or arms can also be affected. Pheochromocytoma might lead to this symptom. Tremor can be persistent or intermittent. Tremor is more common in older and middle-aged people, but it could be seen in people of all age groups. For many people, this can be a scary experience. Thus, immediate medical attention is important to prevent further complications, which can affect daily tasks and mobility.[6]