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Spasms in bottom lip for a few days should i ignore as nothing or get it checked?
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I wouldn't rush to consult a physician or neurologist at this time in the absence of widespread muscle twitching or other neurological symptoms. An irritable superficial nerve may be the cause. Excess caffeine or alcohol&calcium or potassium deficiency are common causes. Stress & fatigue are other causes. If these don't pertain to you and twitching persists, I recommend consulting a neurologist
Answered 8/11/2023
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