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you're exactly right, but what I meant was that I seemed to twitch when I read about twitching

this intermittent feeling when a muscle gets fatigued with twitching, or the exercise intolerance, is this something that ALS people put up with, or is it reserved to people with bfs? I noticed that I had these feelings of fatigue the same week my twitches started. I had never felt this kind...

has anybody here ever had a sensation as if your swallowing "favors" ones side? I'm stressed out now because when I swallow, I feel like I can feel my right side swallow more than the left side, starting at the top of the throat. I'm also having post nasal drip, so I dont' know if that is...

Do people with ALS get twitches from things like physical movement/activity, stress, caffeine, etc., or is the twitching only caused by the nerve cells/muscle deteriorating? I'm asking this because a lot of times I notice that I will twitch after some kind of vigorous movement, in the muscles...

Has anybody had strange tongue sensations, primarily on one side of the tongue? For the past month and a half, I've had weird sensations on the left side of the tongue: what I would describe as a mild "numb" and raw feeling, it feels "scratchy" and tingley. Sometimes there is a mild burning...

Had me stick out my tongue and just from being able to do that, said "normal tongue strength". >> God bless ya for posting that

well, I think this is it. I was looking at my tongue in the mirror and I noticed on the left side, toward the back, it goes inward toward an angle, whereas the right side is straight. It's no coincidence since my tongue has been feeling funny on the left side. It feels raw, sometimes it aches...

1. Are fasciculations a presenting symptom in bulbar-onset? I've never seen it described as a symptom, except sometimes tongue twitching, and I read a neuro say that it would be abnormal for widespread twitching to present with it, I just want to hear some other opinions. While I've seen...

It seems that after one symptom clears up, it's followed by something else that worries me. In February, I had shortness of breath and a chronic cough....that went away. In March and April I started having difficulty swallowing, and then it went away. While I'm superstitious with being...

double-post for some reason, sorry

Last week, I bit my cheek while chewing gum. Then I started to worry, then I kind of nipped my tongue. This set me off into a worry about my tongue, so I have been checking my tongue nonstop, wiggling it rapidly from side to side, pushing it against my cheeks....now I think my tongue feels...

does anybody get "weak" feelings where a couple body parts just feel drained? I have a feeling in my right buttox and and into the thigh that comes and goes. I thought that I was rid of this a couple months ago and in the last two weeks, the feelings have returned. Sometimes they are worse...

I notice that at certain times, I can make my elbow twitch almost on cue by pressing my left hand against something (it also happens when I lift weights with that arm). The elbow is the spot where the twitching began. It started in that elbow, then it seemed like as soon as I looked up info on...

Does anybody get really hard twitches? Lately, I've been getting twitches in my arms that are so strong it feels like someone is hitting me with a lead pipe. Last night I was sleeping, I had some of those episodes where I keep popping up as I start to drift to sleep (possibly anxiety or...

I'm the guy who asked about fascics and bulbar about a month ago. A lot have told me it might be GERD, but I doubted it. Well, for the last few weeks I've been noticing acid reflux big time, plus heartburn, indigestion, etc. It started after I ate a meal, and like I said, I cough up mucus...

This is 7Roger. It's a long story, but this is my actual registered name. I started having widespread fascics a few months ago, then sometime along the line I started having to clear my throat all the time, occuring with post nasal drip. I then had really bad shortness of breath, and worse...