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Could schizophrenia cause severe muscle spasms?
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It can: There are reports of muscle spasms being associated with schizophrenia, although some authors suggest this is a result of the treatment of the disorder rather than the disorder itself. Please see your doctor to determine potential causes of these symptoms, particularly if they are new.
Answered 4/24/2017
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