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Old 04-17-2011, 11:54 AM #7
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I went through this non-stop for about a month!
Doc said you see it a lot in Med students and college students who cram for exams and such......basically stress and sleep related.
I think its MS related and just a funky electrical mis-fire that needs a little nudge to stop!

What stopped it for me was Ativan. So there ya go......had to calm my nervous system down a notch.
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