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Coin size spot on my thigh buzzes, its like electricity/vibration inside (can't see), starts for a sec, stops for a sec?been 2-3 days electrolyte fine
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Likely temporary: Likely an insignificant and temporary symptom due to some mild injury to a superficial nerve branch enervating that area of skin.
Answered 12/31/2022
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