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Steady Hands is a digital tool to measure and track your hand tremor.
The app uses exercises like drawing and tapping to measure hand stability. It was developed by the same company who created Vilim Ball, a handheld medical therapeutic sphere designed to temporarily reduce hand tremor by using vibration therapy
Steady Hands is a smartphone app that lets you measure and track Parkinson's tremor in your hands, as well as your medication. Our reviewers liked being able to monitor changes in their tremor alongside their medication schedule, but most found the instructions and feedback provided by the app unclear.
These articles have useful information related to this product. All come from Parkinson's UK.
There is no cure for a tremor, but there are ways to manage the symptom. Here, people with Parkinson’s share what helps them.
Tremor (shaking) is one of the main symptoms of Parkinson’s. It is an uncontrollable movement that affects a part of the body, for example, the hand.
Vilimed provided free Steady Hands download codes to support our panel review, and we passed these directly to the reviewers. They also donated 6 free Vilim Balls devices to support our panel review.
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