Muscle Fasciculations

Benign Fasciculation syndrome.
2 years constant like this 24/7 no wasting and no weakness

NOT ALL TWITCHING IS ALS

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• Fasciculations
• Benign
• Fasciculation
• syndrome
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[dogstrangler]

My late father had this problem for many years and it finally killed him . He was 98 yrs old !

[aquatimer]

Thats just made my day.... cheers

[aliciamsw]

bfs'er here too! 18 years now!

[aquatimer]

2 years myself...i'm getting more used to it now. Do you get it with the slight cramping?

[Haydun]

do you have in in your both legs btw?

[aquatimer]

Yes both legs right is slight more than the left. Plus many other random places

[necromancion]

I have the same problem now for two years in all my body, I dont know what's the reason and I almost tried everything but nothing worked for me, 24/7 muscle twitching..

[PandaLea21]

I've had this for so many years , when I relax I can feel my muscles twitching on themselves, particularly my little toe next to big toe is very active! Weird! I'm 22 and I think probably twitching going to get worse...

[titomash]

I've had this for 10 years. I'm 30 years old now. It's slowly spreading over my body - but you'll be fine. Look at the bright side, it's good for circulation!

[pontius0pilawa]

I iam from Berlin, 26, male. I have the same. All over my body. also i feel it inthe eggs.

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This is because of chemtrailing

[mastax1234]

i have this issue but just in my left index finger

[wereraveisking]

I heard smoking weed calms it down

[cosmoblivion]

Muscle fasciculations are also a symptom of ME/CFS.

[cosmoblivion]

My ex hub had this as extensively as the guy in the film after being over exposed to pesticides. We eventually got him much better so that he rarely experienced them anymore.

[ihavekankles]

this is ruining my life.. i dont know if it is benign however... i've had it for the past 2 days now and i dont know what to think of it. i'm going to the doctors on monday.. if only to put my mind at ease. so stressed right now.

[snizzlewack]

Doesn't it usually have something to do with ones spinal cord - if one or more vertebrae are off kilter (disc about to or has ruptured, or vertebrae misaligned), it will affect the nerves which shoot out of the vertebral bones....i.e, the nerves may be a little crushed in the area of injury, resulting in fasiculations in the muscles which those nerves reach.

[boyfriendgurl]

i have this all over!!