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Involuntary jerking movements on legs/arms, sometimes it is so bad. why?
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Jerky movements: These involuntary movements can be caused by many neurological conditions, like dystonia, essential tremors, multiple system atrophy, huntingtons disease, myoclonus, parkinsons disease, certain drugs etc. You should consult your doctor.
Answered 12/25/2017
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