Why do I have constant muscle twitching?

Question

For the past year or two, I've been having constant muscle twitching. It just starts to twitch out of nowhere. On my cheek, eye, toe, leg, thighs, everywhere. What could be the reason for this?

Answer 1

Here is a link...
Causes can be low magnesium (from not eating enough or too much diarrhea) to Lou Gehrig's disease to too much caffeine (pseudophed or asthma medications) to nerve pill withdrawal symptoms to organophosphate poisoning (insecticides or rat poison?) to something else listed here...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muscle_twitching

If you have someone offering you tea, milkshakes , etc on a regular basis, make it yourself in a new container...or offer to let them drink half of it and see if they do....just in case (and make sure no one has a large insurance policy on you )....sorry but too much unsolved medical mysteries watched...

Answer 2

Constant Muscle Twitching

Answer 3

I think I know what your talking about. I get this as well, but only like every 2 weeks or something. I get this little twitching muscle feeling in various parts of my body, including the parts that you listed. With me the twitching may last for like 1 or 2 minutes, and it goes away. I think that it is normal, don't worry about it unless the twiching is very intense or if it lasts for long periods of time.

Answer 4

Being dehydrated and out of shape could very well be contributing. And here is the thing. Those "disorders" you mentioned come from stressing out and freaking out and things like that. What happens is someone lives in an unhealthy, freaked out way and the person gets pretty sick. Then the person goes to a doctor and the doctor says like "Oh. You have x disease." All a bunch of foolishness. So, what you really need to do is take better care of yourself, calm down, eat better, breathe deeper, like yourself better and things like that. By doing things like that you can solve whatever is going on.