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What Causes Involuntary Muscle Movements In The Body?

I have been experiencing involuntary muscle movement. A doctor I met with the other day noticed I was fidgety. At a job interview yesterday, they didn t move me forward because they said I played with my necklace the whole time. Last week an old friend that I hadn t seen in a couple of years asked me what kind of drugs I was on. What could be going on?
Mon, 6 Aug 2018
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Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.

So far as symptoms narrated here, there are numerous possible reasons for the same depending upon the location, type of movements as
- central nervous system issue
- spinal cord lesions
- peripheral nerve involvements
- associated with certain trace elements deficiencies
- others.

I would like to assist further at anytime.

Regards.
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What Causes Involuntary Muscle Movements In The Body?

Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. So far as symptoms narrated here, there are numerous possible reasons for the same depending upon the location, type of movements as - central nervous system issue - spinal cord lesions - peripheral nerve involvements - associated with certain trace elements deficiencies - others. I would like to assist further at anytime. Regards.