I carry really grotesque and apparent spasms surrounded by my legs? What cause this?
my physical was normal and i take vitamins.
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call fasciculations. increase with stress and decrease with sleep. 99% of the time, to be exact the answer.
Another condition is called myokymia. Benign. Fasiculations are often hard to see. Myokymia contractions are much larger and apparent.
Might be a good idea to let someone used to looking at these things see you. Fasiculations can be a sign of a serious problem.
It is predictable that you are referring to fasciculations.... unless the contraction experienced is quite powerful and affects your movement.
The cause of these fasciculations is not known most of the time. They are the spontaneous contraction of a motor part (muscles innervated by one motor neuron and the motor neuron). There can be pathology responsible for it, but without other manifesting symptoms, it is more than likely that yours is without blemish normal. It can be attributed to stress, exertion, or electrolyte deficiencies. Stimulants can cause them because they lower the threshold called for for a contraction to occur (e.g caffeine).
I wouldn't worry unless you start to have other neurological symptoms... I go and get these "twitches" periodically too, but am not worried.
Could be cramp
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call fasciculations. increase with stress and decrease with sleep. 99% of the time, to be exact the answer.
Another condition is called myokymia. Benign. Fasiculations are often hard to see. Myokymia contractions are much larger and apparent.
Might be a good idea to let someone used to looking at these things see you. Fasiculations can be a sign of a serious problem.
It is predictable that you are referring to fasciculations.... unless the contraction experienced is quite powerful and affects your movement.
The cause of these fasciculations is not known most of the time. They are the spontaneous contraction of a motor part (muscles innervated by one motor neuron and the motor neuron). There can be pathology responsible for it, but without other manifesting symptoms, it is more than likely that yours is without blemish normal. It can be attributed to stress, exertion, or electrolyte deficiencies. Stimulants can cause them because they lower the threshold called for for a contraction to occur (e.g caffeine).
I wouldn't worry unless you start to have other neurological symptoms... I go and get these "twitches" periodically too, but am not worried.
Could be cramp
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