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myoclonus palate
hi every one ..i was looking up myoclonic jerks when i run across a intresting thing...
it was saying the soft palate in the back when it has myoclonic jerks many people complain of ticking in there ear....
anyone remember me complaining of ticking or clicking in ear..(yeah yeah i know i allways complain)...lol
anyone ever hear of this???...take care all...deb
it was saying the soft palate in the back when it has myoclonic jerks many people complain of ticking in there ear....
anyone remember me complaining of ticking or clicking in ear..(yeah yeah i know i allways complain)...lol
anyone ever hear of this???...take care all...deb
hi and welcome ...yeah i hear it like ticking ...like a bomb ticking ready to go off..lolol....again welcome and take care...deb
I'm a complete newbie, undx. - just put in my first post 2 hours ago, but I couldn't resist commenting on this. I have had nocturnal myoclonus since October 2007, (and of course with an abundance of other symptoms), and during this time I have had the palatal myoclonus twice. Boy, for me, there really was no mistaking it when it happened - it's this tapping that can clearly be heard in the ear, and it's so rhythmic, I defy the best drummer on earth (of course that would be the drummer for the band Rush, o.k. maybe ACDC) to duplicate it. Shannon
I used to get this thumping in my ear, as if somebody was tapping on the eardrum. Soft palate, huh? Hmm....
I know.............. :-) It is one of those vague things I tried to explain to the first neuro I saw and she looked at me like I was a little off.
Doesn't take much of that kind of response to shut a person up.
LA
Doesn't take much of that kind of response to shut a person up.
LA
It is so odd how now that I have a dx some of these smaller things, that seemed to have no meaning by themselves, MAY be more clues.
I don't have a lot of lesions, but I do have a lot of symptoms.
LA
I don't have a lot of lesions, but I do have a lot of symptoms.
LA
Good gracious, YES, say something. It's not a minor thing, you get sick to your stomach.
Suzanne
Suzanne
This is interesting. I get twitching on the out side corner of my eye.
I also get an awful spasm in my chin. It seems to start in the back of my neck and comes around and my whole chin will contact or pull backwards.
I get sick to my stomach after it happens. I have not said anything to the doctor about it because it is hard to describe. I see my MS doctor this week, maybe I should mention it?
LA
I also get an awful spasm in my chin. It seems to start in the back of my neck and comes around and my whole chin will contact or pull backwards.
I get sick to my stomach after it happens. I have not said anything to the doctor about it because it is hard to describe. I see my MS doctor this week, maybe I should mention it?
LA
yeah from what i read that sounds like the myoclonic jerk in the mouth and face...irratating isnt it...wellim so glad im not going coo coo...lolol...thats why i looked it up...take care...deb
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