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Hi i noticed half of my lower lips moving involuntarily for over a month now. what can it be? may be 10- 15 times a day
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Muscle twitching: Common issue, poorly understood--from stress or electrolyte imbalance--others claim irritation of facial nerve --could be a tic--then there is effect of medication--or hemifacial spasms because of a vessel irritating nerve---observe the frequency--check with your doc.
Answered 11/28/2017
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