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When to see neurologist for muscle fasciculations?
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Fasciculations: Would start with primary care, get a good history and exam. If you have them taped bring your device to the visit. A referral to neurology would likely follow. Mean time reduce intake of caffeine, alcohol and stimulant drinks if any.
Answered 5/7/2019
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