Is continuous twitching worrisome?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com. I have gone through the provided details and understand your concerns. It can be proved that your concern is really paranoid (no offense) and there is no substance for such thoughts. I mean to say that this is unfounded belief and there is no rational for at least today. The reason against ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) or any other neurological disorder is they are unlikely to respond to vitamins and minerals, which is not in your case. None of the disorder presents with isolated twitching at 25 years of age. You did not mention any family history and I assume it is negative. This again goes in favor of no serious neurological disorder. Twitching can be a normal symptom and occurs in almost 30% of young peoples. There is nothing abnormal with isolated twitching. Any serious disorder will cause weakness which is absent in your case. I hope this assures you that there is nothing serious and there is an urgent need to put worries away.

Hi,

Welcome back to icliniq.com. Considering no family history, normal creatinine phosphate kinase (CPK) level and no weakness you can get doubly assured that it is a simple twitching resulted from nutritional deficiency. The only thing that I need to state here is to take care to prevent any such recurrences by eating healthy and incorporating all nutrients in your diet. The other important thing is to keep your anxiety away from all these as anxiety itself can present with twitching. I mean to state that along with diet make stress management as a habit and never ignore it as far as possible.