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Old 05-25-2010, 09:17 PM #1
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Default facial buzzing,tingling and twitching

Hello,

I've been around for a while with idiopathic PN primarily sensory but do have a LOT of muscle fasiculations. My feet and legs twitch all the time. A few weeks ago, my left upper arm started twitching. About a week later, I noticed that my lips and cheeks were buzzing/tingling. I acutally thought I was hyperventilating, but now I have fasiculation in my face, so I know it was the neuropathy. At the same time, my right upper arm started twitching.

I have had my magnesium levels checked and I know I am not deficient there and I always add epsom salts to my bath.

Have any of you had neuropathy symptoms in your face? If so, how did you treat?

Ann
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