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    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    You'll be fine, its nerves. Once you decide for yourself that you are ok you'll feel better. your muscles twitch because you tense up. It took me two years to figure that out. once you made up your mind your fine the body will shortly follow.
  2. Jax7722

    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    Join a Facebook group BFS recovery you’ll find all the help and answers you need there. My name is Jason. I’m doing fine. stop by and introduce yourself.
  3. Jax7722

    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    Try D3 and Magnisium 500mg see if that helps. Also try to breath and relax. Worrying makes it worse believe me. Mine seem to be worse in the morning when I wake up for some reason.
  4. Jax7722

    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    If you've had 2 EMG's you should be fine.
  5. Jax7722

    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    I've not had an EMG yet. Have it May 12 scared as heck. The twitches have slowed down but still bother me.
  6. Jax7722

    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    I'm doing so so! Have my good day and bad. I just joined a group on Facebook BFS recovery. This seems to help
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    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    Do the twitches slow down and completely stop or just become less noticeable? I have good days and bad. The twitches are less noticeable now but still present. I have been taking vitamins B12, Magnesium, and D3. Are these a waste of time?
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    Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and TMS

    Hello All I,m new here. My story starts like so many of yours. My first symptom started in my right leg above the knee, from there the twitches moved all over. About a month after that I was diagnost with Sleep Apnea my GP said the twitches were due to lack of oxygen to my muscles. He said after...
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