Tremor Symptoms

Minimal Tremor Symptoms

Expressions activating this band contain little clear evidence of shaking or motor instability, and are often dominated by unrelated physical complaints, neutral statements, or diffuse bodily alarm. When tremor-related content appears, it is indirect, occasional, or framed as a feared possibility rather than an observed bodily state.

Mild Tremor Symptoms

Expressions activating this band describe noticeable but limited bodily shakiness, trembling, sweating, rapid heartbeat, speech difficulty, or uneasiness. The shaking-related experience is present as an acute physical reaction or mild motor disruption rather than a prominent ongoing symptom.

Moderate Tremor Symptoms

Expressions activating this band describe clear episodes of trembling, twitching, shaking, dizziness, or unsteadiness affecting the body or limbs. The symptom is concrete and observable, with enough intensity to be experienced as a meaningful physical problem.

High Tremor Symptoms

Expressions activating this band describe prominent shaking or tremble affecting the hands, legs, or whole body, often with visible instability such as wobbliness, shivering, or difficulty standing steadily. The symptom is direct, recurrent, and salient within the expression.

Severe Tremor Symptoms

Expressions activating this band describe intense, persistent, or functionally disruptive shaking, especially of the hands or body, with explicit emphasis on tremor and inability to keep movements steady. The shaking is portrayed as a major motor symptom that interferes with controlled action.

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