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Is sleep myoclonus serious enough to see any sort of physician or nuerologist?

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Sleep myoclonus: This can be very disruptive to person's sleep but also to the bed partner. Treatment is often very helpful. In some situations, removal of a medication or issue that is contributing is all that may be needed.

Answered 10/4/2016

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Maybe: Sleep myoclonus is an outdated term. Jerking movement during sleep can be caused by periodic limb movements of sleep (plms), sleep apnea, or a neurologic condition. If you don't feel rested by sleep, then it is serious enough to get evaluated by a physician.

Answered 8/19/2013

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