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Old 02-26-2018, 08:02 AM #1
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Default Twitching after concussion

Hey everyone,

I'm new here. My boyfriend suffered a concussion after a car accident that left him unconscious for an unknown amount of time about a month ago. I've noticed that since the accident he's developed body twitches and jerking movements in his sleep and sometimes even if were just laying down watching tv. My question is how worried should I be about this? Has this happened to anybody here and did it go away on its own?
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