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What can twitching in my upper and lower eyelids combined with shoulder pain & limited arm movement mean? an ent, ortho, & neurologist have no answer.
2 doctors weighed in across 2 answers
Hard to say: Without a musculoskeletal exam or even a picture, it's hard to say. The eyelids sound like blepharospasm. The shoulder issue may be a version of dystonia. If it's originating from the neck it could be a cervical dystonia. Botox could help.
Answered 4/24/2015
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Cannot say .....: Really need more information. Need to know more about your neurological examination. Could all be unrelated or be a form of segmental dystonia. Need to check with your doctor and perhaps another opinion from a different neurologist.
Answered 3/19/2014
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