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Muscle Twitching
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Posted by: THE_GAME
What does it mean whenever your muscles twitch?
Posted by: cytrix
i think one possible reason is depletion of magnesium or potassium.
Posted by: Not Me
Here is some medical mumbo jumbo to describe possible causes.
Fasciculations of muscle
Considerations:
Muscle twitching is the result of minor local muscle contractions or the uncontrollable twitching of a single muscle group served by a single motor nerve fiber or filament.
Muscle twitches are minor and often go unnoticed. Some are common and normal, while others indicate a neurologic disorder.
Common Causes:
benign , nonpathologic fasciculations (not caused by disease or disorders) often affect the eyelids, calf, or thumb normal and quite common, often triggered by stress , anxiety
a diet deficiency
drug overdose
drug side effect (such as diuretics, corticosteroids and estrogens)
Note: There may be other causes of muscle twitching. This list is not all inclusive, and the causes are not presented in order of likelihood. The cause of this symptom can include unlikely diseases and medications. Furthermore,the causes may vary based on age and gender of the affected person, as well as on the specific characteristics of the symptom such as location, quality,time course, aggravating factors, relieving factors, and associated complaints.
Posted by: ALBOB
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Originally posted by THE_GAME
What does it mean whenever your muscles twitch?
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Demonic posession.
Posted by: TheSupremeBeing
What about when your blood vessels "twitch"? That shit is annoying...
Posted by: ALBOB
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Originally posted by TheSupremeBeing
What about when your blood vessels "twitch"?
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Are you serious??? That's a new one on me.
Posted by: TheSupremeBeing
Yeah, prolly all the stimulants I take.
But I have one vein near my knee and one on the upper forearm that kinda spasms occasionally. I can see the vein too, it's definately not a muscle.
Posted by: Robert D.
Good question!
I hate when that happens. It happens to my triceps sometimes. 
Posted by: gopro
This annoying problem will also occur more frequenly if in a state of acute or systemic overtraining....your body is giving you the heads up...listen to it!
Posted by: Mule
I get them in my tris too...
Posted by: ALBOB
OK, why not start a huge argument this early in the morning? Since we're on the subject of muscle twitches, I get them in a very specific spot on my UPPER pecs. Right around the pec/delt tie in. Does this mean only a PORTION of the muscle is contracting and not the whole thing???
Posted by: gopro
Man,I'm way too tired to deal with this,lol.
Posted by: Robert D.
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Originally posted by Mule
I get them in my tris too...
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Quit copying me! 
Posted by: TheSupremeBeing
No ALBOB.
Posted by: ALBOB
[quote]Originally posted by TheSupremeBeing
No [quote]Oh PULEEZE!!! A single syllable answer??? You're gonna have to do better than that and I know you've got it in you. If I'm twitching in a VERY specific spot on a muscle that tells me only a certain amount of fibers IN that muscle are contracting. If that's the case, how come I keep hearing "It's all or nothing" when it comes to muscle contraction?
Posted by: TheSupremeBeing
A twitch isn't a contraction.
Try to do it voluntarily, can ya?
Posted by: THE_GAME
so are you saying that I am overtraining or not taking enough potassium and magnesuim? Or is there nothing wrong with this?
Posted by: gopro
Game...I wouldn't worry about it too much.We all go through it.However,if it is happening everday,all day long,than you may have a problem.It could be that you need a few days off.It could be high stress levels,physically/emotionally.Or,you may be low on certain key minerals,i.e.,electrolytes.
Posted by: THE_GAME
Thanks for all the info
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