A 29-year-old male asked:
Male 22, I have muscle twitches all over my body at random times, neck, back, chest, arm, eyes, legs, hands, feet etc. For 6-7 months, no weakness. Als?
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Dr. Anthony Filly answered
25 years experience in Radiology
See below: It's probably just what we call benign fasiculations but if it is persistent, it would be reasonable to see a doctor and possibly get an EMG just to be sure.
Answered on Mar 10, 2019
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