One of the most common things associated with Parkinson’s is tremors. However, not everyone with the disease will experience them. If you have this primary motor symptom, you’ll experience a resting tremor that typically begins in one hand, leg, or leg. As the disorder advances, you’ll notice it spreading to the other side of your body. Moreover, you may also experience resting tremor in your chin, jaw, mouth, and even tongue. Some individuals who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s said that they also feel an inner tremor.