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Is it normal for a newborn's face to twitch?
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Sometimes: Babies sometimes have muscle twiches that mean nothing. However if they are repetitive ; occur frequently-you should have your dr check it out. Good signs are if the infant is otherwise behaving normally.
Answered 6/7/2017
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