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04-15-2015, 08:52 PM
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I do know people that have twitching that lasts but eventually goes away. Again I think its more common but some people simply don't talk about it. When someone asks me in the store or at work "how are you doing" I don't reply "well I'm having some persistent fasciculations, how are you doing?" lol
My sisters, wife and mom have had fasciculations that simply go away with time. |
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