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I was hit on head and stunned 10 mo. ago past mo. started having involuntary jerks when laying down sometimes just leg sometimes whole body - related?
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Check your brain: Start out with a family doc visit to have a complete neurological exam. These symptoms may or may not be related. This is too complicated to diagnose on healthtap. Good luck.
Answered 8/27/2016
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