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Weird muscle twitching?

Muscle twitching throughout my body...?

  • Hi, I am a 20 year old male, and I have recently been experiencing muscle twitching throughout my body. It occurs in the left arm and right leg mostly and at a few other spots as well. I believe it only happens when I am at rest...but I am not for sure. I believe I have some anxiety issues even though I have not been diagnosed or anything. I recently went to my doctor because of some stomach issues and found out I have a stomach ulcer and have been on my medication, ranitidine. I do not know if that is causing it or not. I am also awaiting my upper GI later in November, so I am worrying about that. I also have to say that I am a bit of a worry wart. I am also a junior in college, so that means I have a lot of stress, which is not a lie, I do have a lot of stress. I also do not sleep too good either. I also freak out about small things with my health, like last week I thought that I had tetanus but did not. Now, of course, I am really really worried that I have a severe condition like MS or ALS. I haven't really noticed any muscle weakness or anything, and I am afraid that once I feel like I do, my mind will take over and make me feel like I actually do have muscle weakness...I have been looking around and many sites have said that twitching at more places than one on your body is not a sign of ALS, but is actually a sign of BFS...Can a combo of stress, anxiety, and little sleep lead to muscle twitching like this? Thanks!

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See your health care provider as soon as possible for consultation. The medical term "essential" is often applied to conditions for which the cause is not known, and that unfortunately is the case with this troublesome neurological ailment. It sometimes runs in families, so there may be a genetic component. This twitching condition is known as fascicular-to jerk convulsively, the whole body. Call your doctor for confirmation. I hope this helps you. And good luck.

eat more salty foods (saltine crackers) and see if it continues

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