Moving toes/foot twitching like a player piano

Hi there, I must say that I am stone-cold terrified after a little over a month of toe twitching. I am a 52 year old female. These are involuntary movements affecting both feet, multiple toes, but especially my big and fourth toes. I have no muscle weakness. Some more background: I can see twitching on and off in the arches of my feet, and this morning I noticed some twitching in my left inner heel. Until now, the twitching had been worse on the right foot. This started about 4.5 weeks ago with a bad bout of cramping in both feet. Exercise /physical energy has not been affected. I actually had a normal neuro visit about 2 weeks in (in so far as office tests, EEG & EMG). Of course I was encouraged by the unremarkable EMG, but have recently heard that this may have been too early to diagnose A**? Which I am extremely worried about. One thing I noticed was that in the last 2 days, (basically during a migraine), the foot twitches died down/went away while I was resting in bed! However, now that the migraine is gone, my toes/feet have been twitching all morning. It is non-stop at the moment, more than ever. I have recovered fully from migraine, just finished some exercise and physically feeling good (not mentally I guess). My big toe is moving nonstop!

Is there anyone who has experienced anything like these moving toes? I am awaiting MRI's of brain/spine. All bloods normal save for higher TSH (5.08)

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