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shelly23
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SOmetimes i get quick twitching all side of my neck right below my jaw to about where an adams apple would be but on the side of the neck??

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This is one of the many areas I get twitching.

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Rianna
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Me too and in the roots of my teeth
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Yep. I get twitching everywhere, from my scalp to my feet and everywhere in between.

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there's no place I haven't had twitching!

that one used to be a regular.

sometimes it's out and out twitching, other times it's more like vibrating or 'humming'.

my eyes are very twitcy, cheeks too

all this is much improved since tx.

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Wimenin
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Neck twitches, yep, had them, and still get them occasionally. The carotyid artery is near by and I often think theres a relationship between the artery, the thyroid in the neck, and the lyme.
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I've had them in my nose, back of my neck, arms, legs, torso, chest, cheek, fingers.

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Ocean
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I had twitching in my chin last night as I was trying to go to sleep. It was making my bottom lip move and felt very strange, I tried laying my chin on my husband's arm for pressure, finally I was able to fall asleep. So annoying!

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If you have LD, twitches can occur on any part of your body!
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