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Is whole body twitching with no other accompanying symptoms worrisome? i've had persistent twitching, which i think started in eye, for about a week.
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This can be fatigue: This could be due to fatigue You can ask your physician to help clarify his other things we would consider would be a neurologic issue.
Answered 12/14/2015
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