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A member asked:
Could a pinched nerve in my spine be the reason i get muscle twitches all over my body and sometimes have leg and back pains?
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Spinal cord compression can cause generalized muscle twitches and back and, and back pain leg pain. Although, there are many other reasons for " muscle twitches all over my body and sometimes have leg and back pains" You should see a doctor in person.
Answered 3/3/2021
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