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The past yr, when lying on my left side, left gluteus ripples constantly. no pain. hx of painless muscle quivers, but sporadicnever so predictable.
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See a neuroloist: What you are describing suggests a muscle response to an irritated or oversensitive nerve in the pelvic/thigh region. Check with a neurologist and in the meantime avoid irritating that nerve by not lying on your left side for too long
Answered 2/11/2015
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