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Is it possible that stopping medications reduce/stop muscle twitches?
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Possibly: Some medications, or medication interactions, can cause muscle twitching. Speak with your prescribing doctor(s) about possible modifications that might be helpful. Don't just stop on your own.
Answered 9/22/2013
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