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What to do if i continue getting these involuntary movements quite a lot, just all of a sudden. i've read many things but don't know which would apply to me?
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This is complex: You need expert help, unless you have unusual neurological expertise, you will not figure out how to manage this, and it is far safer to see a neurologist ASAP. You could have epilepsy with focal seizures, or even a movement disorder, and these issues require very specific directions.
Answered 5/27/2015
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