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    Fine Tremor in Knees/Legs?

    The tremor in your knees/leg could definitely be part of the BFS. I have the exact same thing in spades. When I hold my knee in a certain position when standing or sitting I notice a really fast and small tremor that can't be seen but I can definitely feel it. It almost feels like a vibration...
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    Crazy Month: Fight, Job, Baby

    Allow me to begin by stating, with no uncertainty, that you do not have Parkinson's Disease. My father has Parkinson's Disease and for four years I have watched him progress, all the way, from entirely healthy to relatively disabled. Parkinson's Disease, unlike sporadic ALS, has a very...
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    Living With BFS in Taiwan

    Thanks for the kind words princessshelia. I'm glad to hear that you are noticing your symptoms less. It's really hard when you are experiencing neurological symptoms and no one can give you a clear answer as to whether they are organic or psychological in nature. I know it's not their fault but...
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    Living With BFS in Taiwan

    Hello everyone,I wanted to post an update about my condition because it seems to be worsening and I really need some advice.So over the last few months I have been having increasingly powerful and frequent fasciculations. These started a few months after the electrical shock but they have been...
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    Muscle Ratcheting: Overview

    Here is what I have learned about the "muscle ratcheting" condition that is experienced by many of the members of this forum. This information also pertains to fine tremors in the extremities and a general shakiness experienced upon exhertion.For those readers that may not know what the "muscle...
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    Dealing with Anxiety to Combat BFS

    I like your attitude Bond007 but I would like to respectfully disagree with you on a few points.First, I dislike the phrase, "alternative medicine," simply because it betrays itself. An effective treatment is effective. An "alternative" is therefore, by definition, ineffective. It is an...
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    Dealing with Anxiety to Combat BFS

    I'm a man of science, so I'm inclined to agree with the previous two posters. At least, I would have been before I experienced an electric shock and subsequently developed BFS symptoms. I completely support the idea that one needs evidence to back up claims about the cause of a symptom or the...
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    Discussing EMG Decision-Making

    Hello everyone,I'm just going through all of the old ratcheting threads and compiling some information. I saw that there was some possible confusion between Isaac's syndrome and BFS that I might be able to clear up.My understanding is this: There are a group of disorders that fall under the...
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    Seasonal Increase in MS Symptoms

    I'm going through all of the posts that I can find with accounts of ratcheting and stumbled across this thread. One thing that I'm sure everyone knows, BFS or not, is that nerves are much more sensitive in cold temperatures.Just try it by putting one hand in the freezer for a few minutes and...
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    Living With BFS in Taiwan

    Hello everyone,My name is Spencer. I apologize in advance for the length of this message, however, please bear with me. I believe that my experiences over the last few months may help broaden the understanding of BFS and how it may develop. Also, thanks in advance for reading!In February I moved...
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