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Thank you, I am sorry you went through this but it helps to know that someone knows what this is like. I also have said that 'I could write a book'...
My neuros know my fears, and one of the 3 so far says "no to ALS" because of the pain and sensory issues. I did have pain in this arm, big time, in December...since then the pain has died down, but is still there, but the weakness and twitching got worse.

So that is why I wanted to know how common twitching is with neuropathy and characteristics of the twitches people with neuropathy experience.
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