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can constant muscle twitching cause muscles to be sore?

I have started twitching all over agian trying to get in with neuro to rule out ALS ofcourse im freaking out about that at this point in time due to good ol google I am 26 yr old female I started twitching several months ago in my thumb 24/7 which slowed down but never really went away. Had a very stressful life occurance on sunday night and then starting monday twitching in my feet started and then over the next couple days spread all over my legs and now my muscles are sore is this from the twitching of could this be ALS? thank you
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what about lyme disease.....my muscles are sore but no weakness I moved furniture all day my body just hurts and also the joints in my hand. between the twitching I also have pain all over my body in my arm then to my thumb and then my leg and so on....
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Of course, it is impossible to diagnose you over the internet. I am not a dr., but have had widespread twitching/soreness for over two years. I have had 2 brain mris, c-spine mri, t-spine mri, l-spine mri, 3 emg/ncv tests, evoked potentials, blood tests galore. all normal. been to neuros, rheumatologist, infectious disease specialist, the works. some have said anxiety, some have said they don't know, some have said be happy nothing has been found. I do know that the internet has created a lot of cyberchondriacs. There is something called BFS (benign fasciculation syndrome), which is characterized by twitching for which there is no known cause. Sometimes, it goes away with time. Absence of weakness and/or atrophy would be a good sign. To help diagnose ALS, you would need an emg/ncv. You can ask for a referral if your symptoms continue or worsen.
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