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Old 07-08-2009, 12:37 PM #6
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Muscle twitching is termed fasciculations. You neuro can review all the ins and outs. Themore serious diagnoses do not have sensation components. The less serious but still bothersome may require a spinal tap if the NCV/EMG is not conclusive. And don't forget to mention to your neuro if you have skin changes, dry mouth, joint and muscle aches, etc.
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