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Old 05-14-2015, 07:50 AM #16
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In all your reading about BFS, do you know if it's common/uncommon or unheard of to just have it in just one part of your body, like say your left leg?

Thanks.
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.
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