Longest Twitch in One Spot?
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No worries, you just have a hot spot. I had one in my bottom lip for almost 3 months, and I still have one that comes and goes in the exact same spot, in my left forearm underside, for..well...since last summer 
Its pretty annoying, but I'm almost used to it 
Take careRobynn 
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Its pretty annoying, but I'm almost used to it Take careRobynn )Robyn you are amazing, thank you for replying alway's!!! Seriously you are so great for everyone on here!! I'm fealing good other than I get nervous when I have one for a long period of time. No weakness, I'm fealing pretty good for the most part. I'm trying to just stay positive and not think about the UGLY 
Hi Wells, I'm happy to hear that you are feeling good. Having a positive attitude and even finding some humor with this garbage, is often the best thing you can do for yourself. This stuff does get better, a lot better, if someone can keep the anxiety down long enough for your nervous system to calm and start to recover.I'm glad to be able to help. Keep moving forward, you are going to be just fine, promise ) Take careRobynn )
) Take careRobynn )LaurentHCH
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over two years in the sole of my left foot. still twitches. i have a close friend whose calves always twitch for several years now. he did never care about them and never went to see a doc for that.
abbitBouncyBunny
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My calves twitch 24/7 for the last 9 or 10 months. some i can feel and some I can see and not feel, I have had a hotspot on the left corner of my mouth for about a month, right above my right ear for a couple of days, and my eyebrow all the way down my nose for several hours, this one was stressing because evryone could see it and it felt horriable.... 
This stuff sucks, but hey I was told once that it could be worse.... 
This stuff sucks, but hey I was told once that it could be worse.... BarbiePetals
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The sides of me feet twitch all the time and have so for over 2 years. Another hotspot I get are my knees. I had one thumping for 2 weeks straight once.
sparksense
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Hot spots are the bane of my existence. I am one of the lucky 24/7 calf and feet twitchers and in August it will be SEVEN years of that. I am hardly phased by that anymore, it's the other hot spots that drive me insane. Some of my recent highlights include:Two week thigh thumpers (both thighs at different intervals)Month long (lower) eyelid twitchesDays long gluteus twitchesFor over a year now I get daily upper right eyelid twitches when I tense, sneeze, or wash my faceEvery day I have a twitch somewhere that seems to go on-and-on for many hours. It's when they continue on into days, weeks or months that I begin to have that rush of anxiety. I took video of my thighs to show to my Neurologist—it just looked so dubious—she wasn't phased. Just when it seemed it would never stop, it did. I guess after almost 7 years, I've gone from obsession to acceptance and now back to a slight obsession again. However, I do not worry at all about the dreaded diseases anymore—it simply isn't what this is. For me, hotspots and facial twitching is what elevates my anxiety.Best to all-S
TwitchyGambler
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Same as Laurents -sole of my left foot for 2.5 months and now that same twitch in back. UGG!
Euhm, I am ashamed to ask, but has anyone ever "taped in" a body part to stop the hotspot twitching??I have. 
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Eg my knee that shaked HEAVILY for days: I taped it in, I hoped it would reduce the heavenly shaking flesh.Euh, but no.... It did not help. I thought: suppose I drop dead now, and they find me, with all this tape around my knee, they will néver ever understand... :crying: :crying:
) Eg my knee that shaked HEAVILY for days: I taped it in, I hoped it would reduce the heavenly shaking flesh.Euh, but no.... It did not help. I thought: suppose I drop dead now, and they find me, with all this tape around my knee, they will néver ever understand... :crying: :crying: FantasticFurball
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Edado:You joined 4 years ago... Thats the avg. life-time of an ALS-sufferer. You had a twitch for mere four days. Four days! And you worry.... Im not saying that you must be nuts, but I wouldnt say, that you are mentally fit, either. PLs worry about something else.... Four days..... be serious man.