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I have twitching. very. squeezing toe. earley inthe morning?
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Need more info: What you've provided is not enough for me to give you a good guess. Nevertheless, I would've probably still advised you see your doctor & in the mean time....you could start documenting your events. A pattern may develop. For example, time of onset, duration, body part involved, any other symptoms such as pain, numbness, tingling? Does it only happen upon awakening? More info will help your doc.
Answered 7/5/2014
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