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Are there any vitamins that help reduce the fasciculations of benign fasciculation syndrome?
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Fasciculations: I don't believe that the fasciculations respond to vitamin therapy. You could try taking magnesium which calms muscle cramps. A neurologist can confirm your diagnosis and advise you.
Answered 12/14/2018
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