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A member asked:
How many months/years are required to follow up generalised fasciculations, no weakness, atrophy, normal blood tests and emg to confirm it's benign?
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Fasciculations: As long as the symptoms persist I would continue to follow up. Good Luck
Answered 5/3/2019
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