Re: Myoclonus / involuntary muscle jumping -Cindy

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Cindy,

Sleep Myoclonus (that jerking you get as you are falling asleep is

VERY common in the normal population too, I also have this form but

the others are the ones to watch).

Sharon

> Hi Aase. My son Dylan was getting those day and night. They got

worse all the time. For him it was a medication side affect. Once he

stopped taking Methadone, the jerking and twitching stopped. I get it

only when about to fall asleep. It always wakes me up. I don't take

any meds. Cindylouwho

> From: Aase Marit Waage To: ceda

> Subject: Myoclonus / involuntary muscle " jumping "

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> Hi all,

> What I am talking

> about, is involuntary movement of either a body part or even your

> whole body. I get them when I am very relaxed, often when I am

about

> to go to sleep.

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