If you have fasciculations please do yourself a favor and get a Western Blot Test for Lyme disease. These type of symptoms are often caused by an infection of the spirochete Borrelia Burgdorferi. Not just ticks, but many other bloodsuckers can transmit Lyme along with many other nasty co-infections and parasites. It is very important to consult a Lyme literate doctor (LLMD), either before or after your western blot test. As soon as I started antibiotics my fasciculations drastically decreased!
You could probably use some magnesium. Cook yourself some dark leafy greens with a banana for potassium. Most people are deficient in both, and it will probably help. It certainly can't hurt to get more veggies...
fasciclation in medicine is lesion in anterior horn cell in spinal cord so it is odd that they done a nerve conduction studies. neurologist should investigate your spinal cord at level of c5 and c6.
I get these in all kinds of odd places. I've even had one on the end of my tongue, the side of my nose, very corner of my mouth on my cheek, my forehead/ eyebrow. Never lasts long except the one on my tongue. That lasted 2 months.
@heste1234 Fasciculations are one sign of Lower motor nerve damage. along with hypo-reflexia/ areflexia, hypotonia, and flaccid paralysis. If you note any one or more of the above then I suggest you seek the advice of a neurologist.
Radiation and microwaves, household toxins and building materials used on older homes are all capable of causing nerve damage as well as other destruction to the body. Thankfully the body is capable of healing itself, so once the source of pollution is removed, your body has a chance to gradually recover....but if the destructive source remains in your presence, forget it - you'll only get worse and worse and recovery will be impossible, so do what you must to get your good health back!
Oftentimes it is due to a spinal or vertebrae injury which in turn causes nerve damage, and that is why muscles are twitching. There are multitudes of long spindly nerves that branch out of each vertebra in the spinal column and they travel to every part of the body. Depending where the vertebra damage is, you are going to have twitches where those particular damaged nerves reach to. And there may be other causes for the twitching muscles, such as toxins absorbed, inhaled, or ingested, etc.
do you still have it :) im here to brother :P fasciculations mainly my hands buzzing feelings alot lately they keep changing up use to be alot in calves now alot are in my hands wich are very annoying :) they move my fingers make them shake. also under tension my muscles shake some days its better some days it worse :-) gonna go get a check up with a neurologist in januari :D pretty long but then again then i have em almost 2 years they reached their prime :( :D hope they can help it soon
Continued from below: Outcome after all the tests, Sensory predominant axonal generalised large fibre polyneuropathy, idiopathic as no cause has been found.
Now on Gaapentine, Amitriptyline and Quinine Sulphate, mainly under control but I have my shit days
Welcome to my world mate...I have been like this for nearly three years now. It reached an alltime high when my heart (a muscle) started having problems and I had three simulated hart attacks in as many months, don't panic thats rare I'm told. Of course there was little or no help until I had a megga muscle spasium followed by extream cramp causing me to come close to death along with everybody else I nearly hit in my car...
i got them for year and a half maybe longer and .. mostly in calfs or legs somethimes arms back stomach face, altough the face is very RARE. and in the upper body it is very rare
It is usually due to fatigue, stress, lack of sleep, environmental toxins (fumes or something in your car or in the air), vitamin deficiency, crazy airwaves (radio towers, cellular towers everywhere, giant telephone poles and cables), bad foods, lack of healthful aerobic exercise, lack of deep rest and relaxation, poison from something. Correct everything mentioned above & they'll go away. You may have to buy a new car, move to another house, go on a long vacation, etc.
ugh this happens to me too. its so freaking annoying, isn't it? for a while i kept feeling paranoid i had some fatal disease, but the doc said its nothing, of course.
you didnt read his text he already had EMG's and blood exam i have it also but mine are not 24/7 more like every 10 minute i got one it scares me.
i had them for a year now first i didnt care for them cuz i just tought it just muscle contractions but then a week ago i went to a neurologist for my back cuz i got a stuck nerve in my left leg cause of a hernia. and he said well do a EMG
EMG came back normal but this still doesnt rule out ALS or such So i am afraid :)
I have these in my left bicep area, did go to the doctor and after 6 MRI's, EMG's and blood-work still don't know whats causing mine so I'm trying the natural way to get rid of mine. Pretty sure majority of time they are benign faciculations.
Fasciculations are caused by a whole host of issues including totally benign causes...I personally have fasciculations which I was told was 'nothing' for years until I became weak...and for me it turned out to be mitochondrial disease. Hope yours just stay benign!
ugh, i get these in my legs..especially in my right leg. sometimes they're so bad it keeps me up all night...ive been having fasciculations all over my body since a few months ago..they just WONT go away. :(:(
i get them in every part of my body.. even my temples! its so werid.. sometimes the ones in my knees feel like a huge surge of energy going in , moving around and then going out,
Hey, If you have a lot of caffeine intake. Or do you take medication for ADD? Or, do you take magnesium pills or vitamins that may be high in Mag? if so then these things cause twitching to happen in the muscles.
hey! if you search up "fasciculation diagnosis" on youtube, i think two results come up about people who had similar symptoms as you. it turned out they had CPT II deficiency. maybe you have that too? it took a while for them to get the diagnosis.
hey! if you search up "fasciculation diagnosis" on youtube, i think two results come up about people who had similar symptoms as you. it turned out they had CPT II deficiency. perhaps you have that?
I have these all over my body now its so creepy because it progressed from parts of my body to all over and now Its just makes me feel a bit paranoid. I want to go to the doctor but Im always to scared to schedule cause I dont know what will happen if it turns out to be something bad. I get through my legs my stomach arms recently ive had in my pinky toe, and my lip, and jaw muscles have been more recent its so creepy. Im afraid to tellmy family because its been going on for like 3 years.
LMN lesion!
godsenseofhumor 1 day ago
How can people find this funny? I have it and it's actually quiet annoying; you have it for the rest of your life...
XaleXcordovaX 3 days ago
hi , i have the same problem now , Which appeared 11 years ago , please what is the solution,help me
Megaphone08 1 week ago
I get these often but I actually kind of like them for some reason lol.
grande1899 1 month ago
Please, everyone, make sure you get tested for Lyme disease. If you have it, it can be treated with antibiotics.
quantumcreature 1 month ago
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If you have fasciculations please do yourself a favor and get a Western Blot Test for Lyme disease. These type of symptoms are often caused by an infection of the spirochete Borrelia Burgdorferi. Not just ticks, but many other bloodsuckers can transmit Lyme along with many other nasty co-infections and parasites. It is very important to consult a Lyme literate doctor (LLMD), either before or after your western blot test. As soon as I started antibiotics my fasciculations drastically decreased!
quantumcreature 1 month ago
I get it in my thighs :(
CheeseyGreg 2 months ago
LAWL
as i sit here and watch this my fucking bicep/tricep is twithing like a bitch! -.-
HAHAHAH funniest thing i swear
trehan50cent 3 months ago
You could probably use some magnesium. Cook yourself some dark leafy greens with a banana for potassium. Most people are deficient in both, and it will probably help. It certainly can't hurt to get more veggies...
DoesNotFollow 4 months ago
I put up a website where people that have these twitches can congregate and post videos. fasciculations webs com
We show NO shame.
Gospelwatcher 6 months ago
I put up a website where people that have these twitches can congregate and post videos.
We show NO shame.
Gospelwatcher 6 months ago
. ncbi.nlm.nih . gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001708/
if you know the scientific name of your spasms then u probably know about this already
hemmel777 8 months ago
hey man, did you check your vit D?, chronic deficiency can cause muscle twitching...
rogoor 10 months ago
did u rule out amyotrophic lateral sclerosis? it may present with fasciculations.
izattS 10 months ago
try vitamins B complex and E
dflint1873 1 year ago
if a body part starts twitching and does not go away you might have muscle cancer D:
WDMinecraft 1 year ago
@WDMinecraft very funny
zzCorruptedzz 10 months ago
i get these all over my body. i friggin haaaate it.
xXxDrSyfferxXx 1 year ago 17
Well, I don't need a neurologist since it stopped after 4 days .
I'm happy now :D
But still, it was quite scary when my arm did that and I still wonder why it happened:/
heste1234 1 year ago
fasciclation in medicine is lesion in anterior horn cell in spinal cord so it is odd that they done a nerve conduction studies. neurologist should investigate your spinal cord at level of c5 and c6.
Best wishes
drAhmedHany 1 year ago
I get these in all kinds of odd places. I've even had one on the end of my tongue, the side of my nose, very corner of my mouth on my cheek, my forehead/ eyebrow. Never lasts long except the one on my tongue. That lasted 2 months.
hawksleyart01 1 year ago 4
Is it dangerous? :O
My arm does that too :/
heste1234 1 year ago
@heste1234 Fasciculations are one sign of Lower motor nerve damage. along with hypo-reflexia/ areflexia, hypotonia, and flaccid paralysis. If you note any one or more of the above then I suggest you seek the advice of a neurologist.
HDTView 1 year ago
Radiation and microwaves, household toxins and building materials used on older homes are all capable of causing nerve damage as well as other destruction to the body. Thankfully the body is capable of healing itself, so once the source of pollution is removed, your body has a chance to gradually recover....but if the destructive source remains in your presence, forget it - you'll only get worse and worse and recovery will be impossible, so do what you must to get your good health back!
freeziebeeb 1 year ago
Oftentimes it is due to a spinal or vertebrae injury which in turn causes nerve damage, and that is why muscles are twitching. There are multitudes of long spindly nerves that branch out of each vertebra in the spinal column and they travel to every part of the body. Depending where the vertebra damage is, you are going to have twitches where those particular damaged nerves reach to. And there may be other causes for the twitching muscles, such as toxins absorbed, inhaled, or ingested, etc.
freeziebeeb 1 year ago
do you still have it :) im here to brother :P fasciculations mainly my hands buzzing feelings alot lately they keep changing up use to be alot in calves now alot are in my hands wich are very annoying :) they move my fingers make them shake. also under tension my muscles shake some days its better some days it worse :-) gonna go get a check up with a neurologist in januari :D pretty long but then again then i have em almost 2 years they reached their prime :( :D hope they can help it soon
HylianFury 1 year ago
Continued from below: Outcome after all the tests, Sensory predominant axonal generalised large fibre polyneuropathy, idiopathic as no cause has been found.
Now on Gaapentine, Amitriptyline and Quinine Sulphate, mainly under control but I have my shit days
prison17 1 year ago
Welcome to my world mate...I have been like this for nearly three years now. It reached an alltime high when my heart (a muscle) started having problems and I had three simulated hart attacks in as many months, don't panic thats rare I'm told. Of course there was little or no help until I had a megga muscle spasium followed by extream cramp causing me to come close to death along with everybody else I nearly hit in my car...
prison17 1 year ago
i get these on my shoulder blade muscles, and also my kneecap. its...unsettling
suicideisk 1 year ago
It could be Hirayama Disease.
insertesunombreaqui 1 year ago
you should be fine. i hope.
elizarees 1 year ago
I get this when I drink a lot of alcohol
SusanitaMarquez 1 year ago
i got them for year and a half maybe longer and .. mostly in calfs or legs somethimes arms back stomach face, altough the face is very RARE. and in the upper body it is very rare
HylianFury 1 year ago
@HylianFury not in rare as in once a month but ^^ only 100 a day lol xD somethimes less somethimes more
HylianFury 1 year ago
It is usually due to fatigue, stress, lack of sleep, environmental toxins (fumes or something in your car or in the air), vitamin deficiency, crazy airwaves (radio towers, cellular towers everywhere, giant telephone poles and cables), bad foods, lack of healthful aerobic exercise, lack of deep rest and relaxation, poison from something. Correct everything mentioned above & they'll go away. You may have to buy a new car, move to another house, go on a long vacation, etc.
freeziebeeb 1 year ago
@freeziebeeb
lol why wouldnt my neurologist say this ?
HylianFury 1 year ago
ugh this happens to me too. its so freaking annoying, isn't it? for a while i kept feeling paranoid i had some fatal disease, but the doc said its nothing, of course.
lilithgrrrl 1 year ago
It's sometimes caused by vitamin B12 deficiency, as well as a deficiency in magnesium. Get your blood analyzed for deficiencies and/or other maladies
freeziebeeb 1 year ago
@freeziebeeb
you didnt read his text he already had EMG's and blood exam i have it also but mine are not 24/7 more like every 10 minute i got one it scares me.
i had them for a year now first i didnt care for them cuz i just tought it just muscle contractions but then a week ago i went to a neurologist for my back cuz i got a stuck nerve in my left leg cause of a hernia. and he said well do a EMG
EMG came back normal but this still doesnt rule out ALS or such So i am afraid :)
HylianFury 1 year ago
@HylianFury I replied in this comments page.
freeziebeeb 1 year ago
this is some new fetish or what
moonisveri 1 year ago
this isnt like rlly bad is it? i get em regulary \. i dont pay any mind to it though
JUS10CTJ 1 year ago
I have these in my left bicep area, did go to the doctor and after 6 MRI's, EMG's and blood-work still don't know whats causing mine so I'm trying the natural way to get rid of mine. Pretty sure majority of time they are benign faciculations.
redrr04 1 year ago
Fasciculations are caused by a whole host of issues including totally benign causes...I personally have fasciculations which I was told was 'nothing' for years until I became weak...and for me it turned out to be mitochondrial disease. Hope yours just stay benign!
SalTaylor01 1 year ago
fatigue
GoodStoryy7 1 year ago
Twitching is caused by
stress
caffeine
Magnesium
ADD medications
unless there is a more serious symptom (like pain associated with twitch) its just benign and its fine
face2facechick 1 year ago
do you have any muscle atrophy or wasting? (decrease in diameter of arm or other affected muscles?)
hernameisstella 1 year ago
ugh, i get these in my legs..especially in my right leg. sometimes they're so bad it keeps me up all night...ive been having fasciculations all over my body since a few months ago..they just WONT go away. :(:(
StephanieGravelx 2 years ago
Any luck finding a diagnosis?
DIAGNOSISUNAVAILABLE 2 years ago
i get them in every part of my body.. even my temples! its so werid.. sometimes the ones in my knees feel like a huge surge of energy going in , moving around and then going out,
dental2b 2 years ago
Fatty Oxidation Disorders ???
akaaluka 2 years ago
L-Carnitin Mangel??? (Sorry I am German)
akaaluka 2 years ago
Enjoyed watching you twitching and knowing that there shouldn't be anything wrong with you. Huge fasciculations you have there!
twitcher81 3 years ago
Hey, If you have a lot of caffeine intake. Or do you take medication for ADD? Or, do you take magnesium pills or vitamins that may be high in Mag? if so then these things cause twitching to happen in the muscles.
face2facechick 3 years ago
hey! if you search up "fasciculation diagnosis" on youtube, i think two results come up about people who had similar symptoms as you. it turned out they had CPT II deficiency. maybe you have that too? it took a while for them to get the diagnosis.
winniethepooh86 3 years ago
hey! if you search up "fasciculation diagnosis" on youtube, i think two results come up about people who had similar symptoms as you. it turned out they had CPT II deficiency. perhaps you have that?
winniethepooh86 3 years ago
I have these all over my body now its so creepy because it progressed from parts of my body to all over and now Its just makes me feel a bit paranoid. I want to go to the doctor but Im always to scared to schedule cause I dont know what will happen if it turns out to be something bad. I get through my legs my stomach arms recently ive had in my pinky toe, and my lip, and jaw muscles have been more recent its so creepy. Im afraid to tellmy family because its been going on for like 3 years.
one9898 3 years ago
go to the doctor! what if its something that is treatable and you're just letting it progress further?
winniethepooh86 3 years ago