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Benign fasciculation syndrome (BFS)

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@tbarbotte

Thanks for the reply @johnbishop . No, my fasciculations are almost permanent in the calves, especially at rest (sitting, in bed...). I don't feel like it's more or less present after physical exercise...I really feel like it's there all the time ;). My EMG is scheduled in two weeks and I don't have a date for the MRI yet (3 months delay in my city...).
I don't know if these symptoms really correspond to a BFS or not. If that were the case (i suppose everyone prefers that here to ALS or besides a degenerative disease), I don't know how to understand the sequence of events to "live" with it...

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Aug 14, 2022

Not sure if you have searched for articles on BFS but thought I would share this one just in case you haven't seen it. It does talk about diagnosis, treatment, BFS vs. ALS and Outlook which you might find helpful.

Benign fasciculation syndrome: What causes muscle fasciculations?: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320388

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happybrindle | @happybrindle | Sep 22, 2022

@tbarbotte just following up on your findings if you wish to share. I am experiencing very similar symptoms.

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