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Twitching while sleeping
Hi, is it normal to twitch while sleeping . My baby is 3 years old and her hand and foot keeps on moving while sleeping quite often. Her hb is 13.8 and calcium is 10mg/dl ,vitamin d is30.2 ng/ml , Iron is83ug/dl , total protein is6.9g/dl .the red part is rbc count which is5.51mill/mm3 ,neutrrophills is29.2% vitamin b12 is little high 944pg/ml, lymphocytes 61.4% ,haematocrit is42.8%. She is having enlarged adenoids grade 4 and tonsils grade3 . The twitching and movement is it because of that?? What else i need to check in blood report for this reason??
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Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Siraj Khanam
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Hi, will appreciate if you can upload a video recording of movements
Sleep myoclonus might be due to disturbed sleep caused by adenoids
If sleep is disturbed much get polysomnography done
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