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Body twitches when i lay down at night everynight, accompanied with palpitations? my skin is vibrating like it's electrical, chronic problem. cause?
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Many : See your doc to rule out thyroid , vitamin deficicieys, or metabolic disorders.
Answered 9/3/2016
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