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A member asked:
Neuro. exam norml. having shaking, muscle twitch, paresthesia, panic atck triggered by anything that effects arousal level (exercise, alcohol, etc.).
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I am confused: How can the neuro exam be normal with muscle shaking and muscle twitching and paresthesia? Many possiblities, but I suggest ruling out the presence of Lyme disease.
Answered 9/13/2014
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