10 Months of Twitching & Pain

[ChrisUK88]

Hi all I have not been on this board for a while, many of you will know my story...i have had violent twitching and pain in my calfs now for 10 months. For any of you who dont know my story feel free to search my old posts and you will see i have been through the lot in the past 10 months. Also here is a link to my you tube video...bare in mind that my calf does this all day EVERY day non stop. So like i said i have had this now for 10 months and i now know i dont have anything nasty. So if there is anyone out there that needs advice from someone who has been through it then feel free to either message me on here or my msn addy is i want to give something back after all the help i have got from this site and the great great people over the past 10 monthsChris

 

[twinTwosome]

Thanks Chris! Your experience could help a lot of people.

 

[bfhopeful2]

That looks familair for sure. Mine is not constant, but when it comes that is it. Funny same calf same side for me too.

 

[TwitchMeSweetheart]

Both my calves look just like that 24/7, Little over 2 years now. I had follow up Neuro exam two months ago, no repeat of EMG, life goes on.

 

[Krackersones]

TwitchMeSweetheart,Where else do you have twitching besides your calves, and if other places, how consistent is it? I'm just curious if there are a lot of people who just twitch in the lower limbs. I twitch everywhere so I find it interesting that some just have the phenomenon in certain places.Krackersones

 

[BarbiePetals]

I often wonder why most us twitch mostly in our legs. I know I do. I'd say 85% of my twitching is in my legs & feet. I get random as I like to call them hit & runs in my back, sides, butt, face, but it's mostly my legs. My arms are affected the least. The twitching in my legs seems more constant also. So weird.

 

[MarioMasher]

It's because your legs take the most abuse and stress during the day. If we walked on our hands, our forearms and biceps would twitch more. You just have to realize that BFS is a systemic condition. You have it all over. It's just the muscles that you use the most where you feel it the most.That's why they say that the location of a twitch is irrelevant. It doesn't matter where you have it, hotspots are different for everyone.

 

[mrpizz33]

Hi Chris, good to hear you still have that positive attitude. I'll give you a call in the next couple of weeks.Nige

 

[ChrisUK88]

nice one mate, make sure you do! hope your doing ok