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Medical Conditions - Muscle Twitching

Muscle twitching, otherwise called muscle fasciculation, is an involuntary contraction of muscles. The common causes of muscle twitching are dehydration, stress and anxiety, after physical activity, too much caffeine intake, cigarette smoking, nutritional deficiencies, and drug overdose. Muscle fasciculations are also seen in severe conditions like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), damage to the nerves, muscular atrophy, etc.

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What causes continuous muscle twitching in a 25-year-old?

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Is muscle twitching in my hands and legs related to ALS?

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Why do I have muscle twitching after the COVID vaccine?

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