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Twitching

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Leanne28654
Leanne28654

Does anyone else twitch? When I do a small smile my mouth starts twitching, If I just smile normally it's fine. I'm very anxious today and it's happening now. I also have a sore neck which I think is giving me a headache. I'm worried I have a brain tumour sad I have done a lot of stuff today with friends and been out and about which I haven't been doing a lot off. Thanks for any advice or reassurance guys xxx

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  • elaine75237
    elaine75237 Leanne28654

    Posted

    Hi there my eye also twitches and sometimes a bit on my cheek and I think God what now, but it's just my anxiety. Hope you are ok. cheesygrin
    • elaine75237
      elaine75237 Leanne28654

      Posted

      So true Leanne at the moment I've got the tight feeling in my head like there is an elastic band on it or that feeling when you have bad sinnus infection. I'm trying not to pay it any attention, I know it's there but I'll just keep doing stuff and blank it. Good luck with everything.cheesygrin
  • kayla1865
    kayla1865 Leanne28654

    Posted

    I get twitches around my mouth, in my neck, my arms, legs, etc. It's scary. Lately, I've been having a lot of headaches, neck aches, and back pains... My neck's been hurting on the left side and pulsing A LOT in that area, so I keep thinking I have a blood clot.
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