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Would you describe your “twitches”. There are so many kinds, and they occur for many different reasons.
I believe that if you had ALS, you would be experiencing major difficulties now.

I have Functional Tremors. It’s different from Essential Tremors. I also might have a form of dementia that causes movement disorder.
Any type of dementia in not curable so I try not to think too much.

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My twitches vary. Some are distinct, what I call ‘traditional twitches’ like when you see someone’s eyelid twitch. Some feel more wiggly or like a hair is tickling under the skin. Others feel like a wave or ripple going down a muscle. My tongue has very fine twitch/quiver in the middle, which again makes me very worried.
It’s great that you can set aside the worry about dementia. That is much healthier than what I’m doing. I hope it is never a problem for you!