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What causes twitching with brain injury?
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Hard to say: With severe brain injury severe twitching may be a seizure. If it is mild or focal twitching, it may be a reflection of the brain injury and the irritability of the brain. This may lead to disorganized electrical activity which may lead to the "twitching".
Answered 12/19/2013
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