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Diagnosis
The exact cause for ET is unknown; however, it is believed that certain parts of the cerebellum may be affected. ET is found to be mostly hereditary. Children of a parent with essential tremor have a 50% chance of inheriting the condition.1 Diagnosis for ET is made based upon reported symptoms and a complete neurologic exam.
