Question 1

is it normal to get muscle twitching?

Accepted Answer

Can most times: Usually due to being tired or not getting enough rest.But if it persists or worsens you could be having a metabolic problem such as low potassium, calcium or magnesium.

Question 2

can exercising cause muscle twitching?

Accepted Answer

It could: Whenever you exercise your muscle loose oxygen and produce lactic acid. This does result in cramping of muscles. Electrolyte imbalance cause this so energy drinks do help. However, if you are really concerned follow up with you doctor.

Question 3

should i be worried about muscle twitching?

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No: It's likely result of caffeine excess, sleep deprivation or temporary neurologic irritation. Should resolve on it's own.

Question 4

what can cause persistent muscle twitching?

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Nerve pressure: Possible causes include pressure on the nerves from muscles or spinal discs. There are neurologic conditions that can cause it as well as metabolic ones. Need to see a doctor.

Question 5

does physical exertion cause muscle twitching?

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A twitch is: A muscle contraction, and it can be caused by electrolyte imbalances, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, or acid-base changes brought on by exercise that builds up lactic acid. Rubbing mobilizes products, increases circulation and re-established homeostasis.

Question 6

what is the definition or description of: muscle twitching?

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Muscle twitch: Muscle twitching is caused by minor muscle contractions in the area, or uncontrollable twitching of a muscle group that is served by a single motor nerve fiber. Muscle twitches are minor and often go unnoticed. Some are common and normal. Others are signs of a nervous system disorder.

Question 7

is it weird to  experience muscle twitching after working out?

Accepted Answer

Yes, depends: Exercise can induce eye fatigue if your work outs are strenuous , and can sometimes lead to eye muscle twitching. Eye muscles are small and can be sensitive to increased acid in the blood.  They do recover very quickly in most cases.

Question 8

what causes somebody to have muscle twitching and how do you stop it?

Accepted Answer

Vairety of causes: Muscle twitching commonly occurs when the muscle fasciculates. This can occur from excessive use, recovery, denervation, seizure activity and a variety of other causes. Some of these are benign while others may require extensive evaulation.

Question 9

what underlying conditions causes muscle twitching all over your body?

Accepted Answer

The most common: Cause is dehydration mineral/vitamin deficiency. That being said, there are other issues, that can present this way early, such as ms, but without any other symptoms, its not likely. Try hydrating well and taking a multivitamin and see if that helps. If not, see your primary doc for full workup.

Question 10

do you experience muscle twitching after working out?  is that normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes, depends: Exercise can induce eye fatigue if your work outs are strenuous , and can sometimes lead to eye muscle twitching. Eye muscles are small and can be sensitive to increased acid in the blood.  They do recover very quickly in most cases.

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