Myoclonus or tremor: Most likely either a tremor on myoclonus. If it's rare in frequency, then you have nothing to worry about.
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Can not say: Go see a neurologist. He/she can find the cause and prescribe medication. You need to make sure you are not having seizures again.
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Not epilepsy: If the EEG was normal during the movements you described, they do not represent seizure activity. Pseudoseizures are triggered by anxiety. You should see a psychiatrist or psychologist to get help.
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One convulsion at time of head injury does not imply future epilepsy. A normal EEG in presence of "twitching" suggests an emotional response at time of study. If no true episodes of altered consciousness, you do not have post-traumatic epilepsy.
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