My electrolytes are all in good shape. I first started getting fasciculations back in 2000 - a gradual onset over a few months until I reached a point that I was having several hundred per day - in large muscles - totally visible to anyone. This lasted about 3 weeks. Also other neuro symptoms during this time like heaviness of legs, fatigue and some others. During that 3 week time period, I also burned my arm on the woodstove but was unaware that I was burning it until I smelled the burning flesh. These fasciculations resolved. Neurology exam was completely normal (albeit it was not until after that 3 week period of intense fasciculations). Then didn't have any for about 14 years - started in late last year though never at the level of 2000. I sure wish I knew the cause. I've done lots of research.

Well, if you have a definite diagnosis of neuropathy, that can definitely cause the twitching.

Even if your labs say your are not deficient in magnesium-you still might want to try and give it a shot. I would recommend Natural Calm. It is a fizzy magnesium drink. You can start with a quarter dose and see how you do. Even if the cause is neuropathy-magnesium has been shown to help the damaged nerves communicate better with each other.

I use the lotion as well. That being said, I have a decent parody song of "Infatuation" by Rod Stewart, but mine is "Fasticulation"...

ive been taking slo mag and my fasiculations have greatly decreased

...in my calves like crazy. It looks like Aliens, the movie. 👽

I get them....the question is what human being doesn't get twitches from time to time lol

I thought this was part of being a living, breathing organism. All jokes aside I go through spells where they can be bothersome. I've had this for years. Like MrsD said try magnesium. I drink V8 and throttle back on coffee and it helps.