I have had BFS for 10 years - 100s of twitches daily legs , arms, chest, feet, etc.... In the beginning, I freaked out like everyone did when I saw ALS as a possibility. I have actually been to 3 different ALS Centers to see neuros there over this period of time. All have said I have BFS. I have had 3-4 EMGs over the years and clinical exams too numerous to count - all normal each time. Every 2-3 years, I get freaked again. Usually an article I come upon about ALS will spur me back into the anxiety vortex again - or hearing about someone I cursorily know being diagnosed with it can send me there. this time...weirdly after all this time, I got my first tongue twitch. NOT happy about it - on the left tip of the tongue, like a strong contraction I can both see and feel a few times each day. No other issues with the mouth - I chew, swallow and speak just fine.My lips also feel a little tingly, and like I have ants marching on them, but when I look - there are no twitches there. I ran to the top neuromuscular guy at Cornell here in NYC and he said BFS again. Said tongue twitches can be normal, they just freak people out cause they are less common than other twitches. He did a clinical exam and said I was fine... he asked if I wanted an EMG to further calm my concerns. I turned it down trying to be brave mentally and take the clinical exam for its assurances. All normal, no weakness, normal reflexes, etc...But I am still freaking.... I mean after all this time, and now I am freaked again.ANYONE share more on what they have been told about the tongue??? please.