My right pinky is twitching. Like every few seconds. This has happened on other fingers in the past, and goes away after a while, but seriously, WTF is ...
@gigiraj Twitching and spontaneous contraction can occur because of irritation anywhere along a nerve path from the spinal cord to the fingers and in all the places where nerves travel between muscles, tendon and bones. If this is happening in your dominant hand, pay attention to what increases or decreases symptoms. Involuntary head twitching can stem from various movement disorders, including neck spasms, Tourette syndrome, and Parkinson’s disease, necessitating a doctor’s evaluation for proper diagnosis and a ... I am at wit’s end with a problem I’ve been having with my hands and fingers.
fingers twitching involuntarily, My hands randomly have spasms and my fingers randomly contract. In particular, the fingers that contract are my index finger in my middle finger and occasionally my thumb. My fingers curl inward towards my palm and will not release for a few minutes. I saw a hand specialist last week who took x-rays and checked me ... Hi there, I must say that I am stone-cold terrified after a little over a month of toe twitching.
fingers twitching involuntarily, 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. Has anyone else had this, or does anyone have any expertise to weigh in? Some more background: I can see twitching on and off in the ... My muscle-twitching actually did start in one single place in my right hand.
I didn't give it a single thought, wasn't worried about it. But after a few weeks, it became random all over my body. Sometimes I can see the muscle twitching. Then I went online, learned about it being an early warning sign of ALS, etc.
