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I bite my lip most times when i eat and occasionally have a nervous twitch. what is wrong with me?
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Check With MD: Both biting one's lip and a nervous twitch could be considered normal, but without additional history and a physical examination, i would be remiss in trying to formulate a diagnosis. Contact your primary care physician for a comprehensive evaluation. Good luck.
Answered 12/9/2013
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