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Why do i always get nervous twitches when i've just had a shower?
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Could be sensitive,,: Your body might be sensitive to water/sensation of water on your body. Sometimes this occurs due to hypocalcemia/low calcium, but is unlikely in a person your age. To be sure, it would be wise to see your doctor for an exam and a calcium level if you're still concerned.
Answered 4/18/2013
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