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What problems could arise from muscles that are constantly contracting? could it cause mental problems?
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Muscles involuntarily contracting suggest that there is abnormality of the nerves, it is unlikely to lead to mental problems. To avoid anxiety you may want to see a medical provider that may be able to evaluate the situation more for you and explain better. It may just be abnormality of minerals sometimes that could be correctible, but sometimes there are medications to calm the nerves down.
Answered 8/15/2022
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