The involuntary shaking of the head may be caused by idiopathic tremor, which progresses slowly and does not require special treatment for patients with mild disease. If the shaking is severe, it can lead to head and neck discomfort, which may affect the patient’s daily life and rest. Treatment with propranolol may improve the patient’s symptoms, and if necessary, thalamic disruption may be used on balance. The disease is clinically known as a benign disease, and most of the disease is slow to progress without leading to disability, and patients do not develop other positive neurological signs, increased muscle tone, pathological signs, etc. Patients may also have hand or lower extremity tremors and anterior wall tremors.