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A member asked:
My body muscles use to jerk. is that a problem or problematic in future? what sud i do?
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Physiological myoclo: Infrequent jerky movements are probably physiological nothing need to worry about. If it happens more often have it checked by a neurologist to rule out pathological myoclonus.
Answered 5/16/2015
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