Calf Muscle Jumping?
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2017
- What does calf muscle jumping look like? Dr. Centeno shows a video of the calf and an ultrasound of the muscle. In addition, he shows a muscle that isn't jumping.
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I was tripping thinking my leg pain is a blood clot. You look up ur symptoms on Google and it gives you the worse stuff.
I had twitching for more than 7 months , did all vitamin and minerals test all normal, finally seen a doctor and I did all these test. Lipid profile, HBA1C , Thyroid, FBC , Electrolyte, Creatine, urine creatinine, LFT . Among all these test I did, my HBAIC was at the border line. I cut carb and eat veges now the twitching had reduced , Hardly have them.
Do not know if the two are connected but I developed outer thigh/outer calf fasciculations in the aftermath of recovery from a sciatic episode in 2017. Brought by compressing the sciatic nerve via too much pressure with a TP ball, as trying to get rid of an upper glute trigger point. Managed to improve outer thigh fasciculation with scraping technique. The outer calf not so much although the intensity of the outer calf fasciculations are nowhere near as strong or problematic as when first started.
What was odd was that I started to get months/years after fasciculations began to start on the inner calf...and the intensity increased there as the outer calf intensity lessened.
NHS after MRI focused on old L5-S1 nerve disc tear and that fusion, pain killers or live with it, as only options. Told em I've managed disc tear for years fine with nothing more than a bit of neural tension. Seemed over focused on structural issue vs poss soft tissue restrictions somewhere.
Tried aggressive scraping therapy. Tried osteopath..Tried trad physio..none had desired effect or were able to confirm if nerve entrapped/irritated somewhere along the pathway.
I have this right now. And pain in legs sucks bad... i had spinal fusion 7 years ago
I have this.
MRI diagnosed L5-S1 disc herniation 2 years ago, at this time I had 3 sciatic flare ups that lasted 2 weeks each time where I couldn't even move and had to lie on the floor everyday and not move.
Took a whole year for sensation in my leg to come back and functionality of my toes, unfortunately I did love some functionality in my calf and hamstring permanently.
After an extremely stressful time about 3 months ago this started happening to my left calf, occasionally happens in the hamstring too (all the places that were affected by my sciatica when it went crazy).
Sucks...
I also have this, same situation as you but my sciatica was back in 2017. I lived with the twitches 6 years as it was manageable but fab last year it got worse, now live with it by the hour. Have you had any luck reducing it with motion, drugs, food?? I have tried an awful lot of things.
I have had this for a few years, 24/7 also partial numbness, I have found duloxetine has helped immensely to calm the nerves and the twitching has almost completely stopped. I hope this information can help someone get some relief.
Thanks for that information. I’ve had this 24/7 for 18months, feels like I have worms in my legs
I tried sertralin for half a year but it dont work against the twitching
Are the nerves calm still.and has the twitching come back.I've been dealing with the same thing.thanks!
@@ryangwynn673 I've had this for almost over a month.like you said that worm feeling.are you taking anything for it?I've have been constantly walking 10 to 15km a day for almost a year.started with tremors in my leg for almost over a year ,that kinda stop. No just have that worm feeling,kinda annoying. Thanks!
What is duloxetin?
I find this happens when my calf is worked to hard and it's trying to cramp up. R & R and magnesium cream or menthol creme help.
What does he have though because that's exactly what's happening to me
So how can i fix this ? Keeps me awake 😢
This has been happening to me since 2018, I have lower back issues and DDD on the L4-5 L5-S1
When my sugar gets over 250 the twitching gets even worse and I can’t sleep, I have to stand up to stop my left from cramping up…have to get an MRI next wk so I can get another pain shot…
Did you get the MRI? How is it now? Yeah I know all about this ailment my calves twitch and spasm 24 hours a day. Cramp up and it is painful. They could do a video of mine and see the same thing
I'm curious how it is when your sugar is much lower. I bet most others are too.
It happening in my back in one spot
g4th1c same it’s closer to the top
I have this. I have Exactly the same thing. It causes extremely painful cramping. It goes on 24 hours a day. Never stops. 6 months now.. how can it be stopped?
Lower your blood sugar levels.
i love how it feels idc 😭😭 feels good
I have these exact twitches for years now and its really affecting my QoL.
Should I be worried?
Same for me
There is something called benign fasciculation syndrome or BFS you should read up on.
I use to have but because of EDMARK products i feel Good Now
Can i help because i have already got it but i feel Good Now
You can take my number watchap i am going to explain to you +221770911106
I get this issue on The Whole left side of my body and no doctor can pinpoint the cause or diagnose it.
Small fiber polyneuropathy can do this? Do u have pain issues?
@@IAMYUNGGAF what type of pain ? I get chest pain , a nerve in my left foot buzzes and jumps , aswell as different muscles on the left side of my body jump and contract and i get a pain on the left side of my head. Sometimes eating carbs or sugar helps, it’s so strange and doctors are clueless, started with my left toe and turned into my whole left body.
@@Adriana-mw9ut i get stabbing pains. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia then bfs which bfs i never believed was a real answer . Turns out i have small fiber polynueropathy which causes my pain twitching and stabbing sensations and the true cause of fibromyalgia in half of patients studies
@@IAMYUNGGAF this helps, I’m gonna consult my physician about it , thank you so much
@@Adriana-mw9ut an MRI needs to be done on your entire back. To see if there is a nerve compression
Im very young but do a lot of exercise should I be worried? I'm like 13
Im 13 and dont exercise and I get these a lot. I’m getting them right now while typing so idk if you should be worried about the exercise part
@@sythepie do you get them after leg workout?
Do you sit a lot? Many young people play video games for many hours a day in the same chair. It would help to switch positions/chairs if you must waste your life on that stuff. Or you could go outside and socialize with the opposite sex. Remember that concept?
Ever since I took the C jab I have had these happening. It only happens once in awhile.
Yet nobody else seems to complain and billions have been vaccinated. Nice try deflecting.
How are you now?
I am a 14 YO Bodybuilder and this is happening. Am I cooked?😂😂😂
14?? damn ain’t that too young?
I've had this daily for 2 years. WITH pain. MY calf's achy and twitch every day.
Both your calf’s ?
@@leoaimar1590 yup, both
Do you have a herniated disc?
@Ansh Bawa better but not 100%
@@blixasice What did you do to help yours? My right calf has been twitching for about 9 months now and a few other spots too some random. Got all sorts of tests done and I have no weakness. Doctors say I’m fine but it’s annoying
I have this right now. It persisted for 6 months+ a couple of years ago, but she's back and I'm coming up on 3 months of it.
It went away on its own somehow, likely from a movement I did, but cannot recall the exact moment, so it was unintentional.
My normal everyday for the past 16 years.
Started in my teens.
Twitches all over my body. Anywhere at any time.
I can't go damn near 30 seconds without some random, invulnatary twitching somewhere on my body. Smh 🤦🏾♂️
Do you consume much sugar? Have you noticed any changes in the twitching when you have very little/no sugar/fruit?
@S Wilhelm
Nah.
I've eaten and done diff things in my past 16 years of having this, and I haven't noticed anything different, unfortunately. 🙃
My arms and legs twitching .ayurvedic doctor told. MND
I have the same thing. It’s call Benign fasciation syndrome.
@musicislife7464
Yeh, ik.
I've told my docs that's what I have.
My GP, my dermatologist, my wound care specialist, my Hematologist, and more say they've never heard of it.
Wild, ain't it? Smh 🤦🏾♂️
Great now what's the fix???
Chris InMass,
First, always detemine what the problem is. In this case, treating the spinal nerve involved with precise image guided platelet procedures. Please see: www.regenexx.com/the-regenexx-procedures/back-surgery-alternative/
I’ve had this 20 year 24/7
take B12 lots of it !!!! and don't drink those protein shakes ; those are bad news / dangerous
Kenny Johnson your ever find away to stop them I have had them from March come on me for no reason and they are effecting my life was on holidays there recently and ruined my holiday with the constant twitching would appreciate any help thx
@@kennyjohnson1428 mine is 10 years now Kenny :( how is it now?
anyone has had this after the covid vaccine ?
That may be a different situation altogether.
I started having this after the 2nd shot and it literally got worse after the 3rd dose, almost killed me, I had never had a panic attack in my life and got the first one after the 2nd vaccine
I regret that I allowed myself to be socially forced to take this poison but I'm now suffering the consequences
I started having this after the 2nd Pfizer shot, 2,5 years now.
See a neurologist ASAP ... Let him/her tell you it's OK ... Then chill out.
Yes someone with either medical knowledge or common sense.. Majority of time it's nothing but if accompanied by weakness could I say could be something sinister.Only a neurologist can ok you but start with your GP.