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My middle finger on my right hand started moving involuntarily. i felt a throbbing in my wrist and turned my arm over i could see the vein throbbing.
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Muscle Spasm: This may be a muscle spasm. These spasms sometimes occur without identifiable cause. The twitching "vein" was likely a muscle. If this continues, or worsens, would recommend seeking medical attention.
Answered 5/29/2016
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