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Old 05-28-2012, 11:46 AM #1
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Default Twitching

Annie....thank you! thank you! thank you!

I have (probably) been overdoing it lately and started getting these annoying muscles twitches off and on in the evening. Mostly of eye..but a few in my 'weaker' arm.

I felt like my body needed Mestinon - but was hesitant since I had always associated twitching with too much (never too little) Mestinon.

Anyway, after I read what you wrote on another thread about twitching, I took a half dose - told my hubby what to watch out for in case I was making a mistake - and waited about 20 min.

Voila - NO more twitching!! and I felt so much less floppy!

Now I'll be more aware of what my muscle twitching is trying to tell me.

Thanks!
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