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Default Twitches
What causes them, are they part of SFN? Will they get worse? EMG said I did not LFN. I'm having a hard time finding info specifically on twitching, maybe I'm using the wrong word. The twitching is happening where I have symptoms, in my hands and legs. My knee or thumb will sometimes just kind of jerk a little. Not painful, just annoying.
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