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A member asked:
Hi i m experiencing involuntary muscle movemnts, i had a kind of head injury 2 years back,is it dangerous to hv muscle movmnt?
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Not dangerous but: While it may not be dangerous, you should see a neurologist for diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 4/6/2015
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