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Q: head twitching sensation ?

asked by: candlelight on September 18th, 2008

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hi all recently ive been getting like a nerve head twitch type thing and it feels real uncomfortable and annoying ...its not really noticable as when it came on i asked my brother if he could see it and he said he couldnt.. well lately ive been getting a bit stressed out over nothing really and also i do drink alcohol and eat junk food sometimes like take aways ect..
has anyone had the same experience?
and what could be cuasing this
thanks in advance
john

Replies(3)

Angstigh

replied on September 19th, 2008

New User

If its you scalp, it might be a magnesium deficiency.
If is is yuor head it might be copper. Try magnesium supplement, if it does not work ask your doctor to test the specific copper mineral working on your brain.

01dbeattie

replied on March 23rd, 2009

New User

head twitches

i keep having the exact same sensation. it makes me so paranoid and makes me not wana leave the house. if i go out to college or work and i am in public, that is when it hapens. its like i only do it wen im in public because im nervous.

autumntime

replied on November 15th, 2009

New User

twitches

i've had this for years too. I get a heavy sensation on one side of my brain and sometimes i feel nervous impulses inside my head. i also twitch from head to toe when im resting. its not painful but it is distressing. blood tests show no abnormalities or deficiencies. would love to know how to make it go away.

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