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A member asked:
I am experiencing some sort of muscle twitching in my right foot's pinky toe after walking. what could be the issue?
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Repetitive Strain: Walking, hiking or running long distances produces symptoms of repetitive strain or cumulative trauma in toes similar to keyboard operators rapid sequential finger motions that do not allow adequate time for muscle actions to rest between contractions to replenish vital nutrients carried by blood flow into tendons, fascia and muscle fibers. Rest, ice and elevation can cure RSI symptoms.
Answered 1/27/2017
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