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A member asked:
I have benign fasciculation syndrome for 2 years. i feel totally fine, but live a very busy life. can this actually be a conversion disorder?
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Possibly: stress does many things to our mind and body. Muscle twitching is one of these things. People who have jerking movements or tremors tend to get worse with fatigue and stress.
Answered 5/23/2015
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