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Benign fasciculation syndrome (BFS)
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Can imagine, Celia! What about the others; do your twitches stop during movement?
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@jvs1987 Yes! I have to constantly move my body (legs, arms, etc.) in order for me to not feel these frequent muscle twitching. Sometimes, I would feel muscle tension, too. I've been twitching for 3 weeks as of today (10/10/2025). Are you still twitching? Were you diagnosed with BFS? I'm gonna ask my PCP to refer me to a neurologist to run EMG, NCT, and blood works.
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As I recall, most of the time, my twitching occurred when I was at rest. However, i had one under my right eye that mostly happened while I was on the treadmill! I walk most days on the treadmill and it was there where my eye and facial twitching occurred. Those in my legs, feet, hands and vagina occurred mainly at rest.