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An 82 year old friend possibly has adult onset tics. been getting botox shots in one eye area, now jaw is jerking. what kind of dr to see?
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ER: Taking your friend to a primary care physician or urgent care doctor would be a good start. They may refer to neurology. If this change is new, i wouldn't wait to go to the doctor.
Answered 3/29/2014
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