Involuntary muscle movement, Neurology FAQ

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Should You See a Neurologist for Unexplained Shoulder Tremors?

Involuntary shoulder twitching and the sensation of goosebumps? Since I was a child, I sometimes experience involuntary shoulder twitching and goosebumps all over my body. During these episodes, I do not have any emotional fluctuations. Should I see a doctor for an examination? I...


Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, Miss: You mentioned symptoms that may need to consider involuntary movement disorders caused by instability of dopamine in the basal ganglia of the brain, resulting in involuntary muscle movements. The manifestations can be divided into two types: one primarily involves mo...

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Understanding Muscle Twitches: Are They a Sign of Neurological Issues?

Muscle twitching Hello, doctor: Due to prolonged forceful breathing, it seems that I am experiencing symptoms of hyperventilation. However, what troubles me the most is that my entire body has been experiencing involuntary muscle twitching, and the frequency is quite high. Could ...


Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Why is there prolonged labored breathing and hyperventilation? Additionally, there are involuntary muscle movements. It is recommended to consult a neurologist to confirm the diagnosis.

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