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I am 28yrs old. my muscle jerks. is that bcos of tiredness? is that a problem or problematic in future? please direct me what to do.
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Dehydration?: May be due to dehydration. Make sure you stay well hydrated, especially if you are working and or doing sport. Hope this helps!
Answered 5/16/2015
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