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Scared of MND And AlS
So I have been having muscle twitches all over my body for the past 6 months. It has been an on and off process . I read that it could be MND or Als which has made me very scared . I don't know what do. I have been on anxiety medications(paxidep , zapiz), could it be a side-effect of that . Idk what's wrong with me . I went to a neurologist and he told I just have myoclonic jerks . I'm not sure:(
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Follow up consultation with your treating doctor is advisable
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Detailed Evaluation needed
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Consultation for change of medicine.  Reduce tension.   Body check up
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It's due to stress and anxiety mostly, electrolyte imbalance. Consult privately for proper management and prescription
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