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Old 09-23-2007, 05:10 PM #1
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Default Twitching

Back in late February I was using a shiatsu machine. I had kicked off some twitching symptoms in my foot. Now I twitch all over. It doesn't hurt but it's so annoying. I wonder if someone with SFPN has generalised twitching as a symptom.

I know I have PN everywhere, but I also don't understand how the twitching happened all over body instead of just the foot where the shiatsu machine was applied. Meaning why does the twitching in the foot spread so fast to where now I get twitching everywhere. (not at the same time). I may have a twitch in the thigh then a twitch in the arm,then hand etc.

But it's global.And it's worse at night. I am on calcium/magnesium/potassium.

What else can I do? Is this still SF PN?

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