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luke339
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Does anyone else have this problem. I stretch out my forarm and my pinky will start twitching shorty after. Is this what they mean by tight muscle twitching due to lack of magnesium?

Seems like when i stretch muscles start to twitch. Anyone else like this?

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Luke,

I've had all kinds of twitching fingers, hands, arms, head, jerking body... you name it. It was really bad last May and was frightening. I never felt so out of control.

At the time, I was seeing a neurologist and the meds he gave me had little to no effect. I started seeing an accupuncturist, and that helped a lot.

However, the thing that helped the most was abx. I'm now much better after about 8mos of abx.

Patti

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Kentucky Girl
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I have had alot of twitching. It actually seems to have almost subsided here recently and I just noticed this when I read your post. Maybe I am getting better?

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I have Motor Tic Disorder from Lyme. It causes uncontrolled movements ranging from the tapping of my index finger to large movements of my arm or my body jumping in bed.

I also get muscle twitches that are a single muscle just moving. I sometimes get it behind my eye or in my digestive area. You just see a little bump of the muscle come and go. Kind of like a flicker.

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me too.
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Never a pinky but a Thumb !! Twitching can be anywhere
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quote:
Originally posted by luke339:
Does anyone else have this problem. I stretch out my forarm and my pinky will start twitching shorty after. Is this what they mean by tight muscle twitching due to lack of magnesium?

Seems like when i stretch muscles start to twitch. Anyone else like this?

Yep had that and index finger,forarms too, Not very often anymore. Bcomplex vitamin,and mg

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I have had this problem too. When it does happen magnesium does help get it under control.


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Hi
I had this and it seemed to get worse in early treatment...used to freak me out it was so extreme at times and felt irritated.

Dr b said to take 2 Mag Tabs daily as they are the most easily absorbed form of magnesium tablet..this helped a lot and mine is nearly gone.

BW
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