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A member asked:
I have benign fasciculations, diagnosed by a neurologist. it started two months after a mild concussion. did the concussion cause it or coincidence?
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Not related: benign fasciculations is a peripheral neuromuscular process and your brain concussion had not caused it
Answered 11/18/2016
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