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Old 08-27-2008, 08:28 AM #10
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LOL 'Da twitch'. Sounds like a fandangled new dance huh?

Has the twitching gone on to involve 1 entire side for you folks?

Actually for me it was the other way around. I had tremors all through my right side in '06, which started my DX process. Nothing like finally having a symptom that could not be ignored or pushed under a rug, huh?

Those thankfully went away after 3 months, but now get eye and mouth twitches on occassion. My neuro thinks based on my MRI, those are remnants of what happened to me in '06. Those nerves haven't rerouted completely. I don't get the symptoms for TN, so I agree with him on that one.

So know you're not alone dancing "da twitch"
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