My initial thought is MYOCLONUS. This could be associated with an epileptic syndrome, but could be benign of unclear etiology. Common to experience myoclonic jerks prior to falling asleep, and this does not require treatment usually. Suggest consultation with a sleep specialist if you wish to investigate further.
Answered 3/1/2021
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