Many of the BFS'ers talk about "hot spots" - an area that has the highest concentration of fasciculations. But, for many people the hot spots move around and I would say that very few had the symptoms limited to one specific area. Again, like SFN - the symptoms can wax and wane, change location, etc.

Ok, thanks. I ask because I've had neurological symptoms in my left leg since 1986. It consisted of paresthesia and twitching mostly, but was confined to my left leg for 27 years. Then on Nov. 10th, 2013, I woke up, and everything changed. I had classic SFN symptoms in both legs and other neuro sensations body-wide.

I'm so weird.

I see. I record for myself and to note progression, possible food connections, and so on.


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I have the vibrations, noticeable at night when I'm going to bed and now it's present in the morning when I get up. When I'm up and around I don't notice it. I also have benign fasiculations. I have a mixed bag of large & small fiber neuropathy. The muscles in my left foot have motor neuropathy, so no surprise they twitch. Elsewhere, I have twitches come and go in different patterns and strengths. I'm told these are benign and just a product of an overactive (read messed up) nervous system.

I had the 1 hour oral glucose tolerance test along with hA1C both were normal. I'm doing a low carb gluten free diet anyway. Can't hurt!