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Hello. today i've been noticing this spasm/constant twitch in my right hand that is causing my thumb to move. it's really irritating me and i would like for it to stop. any advice? should i ice it, massage it anything to make it stop please and thanks
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Fasciculation: (twitch) -can be caused by multiple issues,: electrolyte imbalance, low calcium, overuse, exhaustion, stress, tension, anxiety, nerve irritation or inflammation. The best idea is to be checked by your physician.
Answered 11/7/2016
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