Have It stopped Please reply i am getting the same twitches
so sorry any improvements as yet i have the same twitches
i do it started 3 months ago
I had my first vaccine and a week later the tremors started in my left upper thigh, causing my whole left leg to violently shake, but not hurt. I work nights so not a lot of sleep to be had, not even after shift, as these tremors occur only when I am relaxing, or trying to go to sleep.
The second vaccine has caused my upper body, from my chest to my neck and head to tremor, when relaxing. I get enough exercise on my feet all night long. One thread said sleep, but when working nights, it’s impossible and when I finally get to sleep it is time to get up again. I’ve had blood tests nothing, been given a clean bill of health from Doctor.
On my 3rd Covid booster, I started twitching within 24 hours. It’s taken me a year and 3 months to get rid of the twitching, which could have been tied to the Lyme disease I was also treating at the time. Maybe there’s some relationship between the two conditions that caused the twitching - I don’t know. My twitching started in my neck and went on for two weeks, and then spread throughout my entire body, for the most part, at times feeling like vibrating or buzzing, and at the worst of it, a bit like a tremor. I also had symptoms like Plantar fasciitis, muscle pain and tinnitus. Everything is finally gone except the tinnitus, which seems particularly persistent. I’ve tried everything to regain my health, both due to the Lyme and this booster-related condition, from antibiotic cocktails, supplements, low-dose naltrexone, methylene blue, hyperbaric oxygen, red light therapy, to IV Ozone. Other than the tinnitus, I feel pretty good now, but it’s been a long slog. I hope you’re feeling better by now!
Has anyone experience generalized severe weakness, occasional brain fog with twitches at times in muscles throughout the body?
I had my first booster in Nov 2021 and a month ago noticed I had involuntary muscle twitches (fasciculations) in my calves. I spotted them visually and was very surprised. Once I knew they were there, I found I could feel them, especially in bed in the morning, but when I’m busy and distracted I don’t notice them so they could have been there way longer than I realise. Given that they can have serious connotations as well as benign ones, I’m seeing my GP next week. I had wondered if they are caused by the statins I’m reluctantly taking but was interested to see the reference to the Covid jab. There have been numerous studies done which show that the jab does harm in various ways so it wouldn’t surprise me one bit if this was another side effect but I doubt any medics would go along with the suggestion.
Unfortunate that my reply containing a relevant link to Dr Yeadon’s presentation about the Covid vaccine has been removed.
In case anyone finds it useful, I had an appointment with a neurologist today who checked me over, did a variety of simple tests and reassured me that, since I have no other symptoms, like muscle weakness, the twitches are most likely normal and appear in a lot of people - he himself has them and says they are often worse after exercise (not something I have noticed). He said that most people who have them don’t realise it unless they actually see them (as in my case). So perhaps that will reassure some posters. He did say that if I developed further symptoms, I should follow it up with my GP. I didn’t feel inclined to ask if there was any link with the vaccine so who knows whether that is an issue for some people.
my son is 25 and has had every booster. He started having continuous muscle twitching that started in both legs and now its in his arms as well. This started approximately 8 months after the last booster. Hes had an EMG which was normal. Now going to see an neurologist.
I got the j&j in 2022 and my muscle spasms started shortly after. I’m healthy, 29 male. Military forced me to get it. Now I’m stuck with losing sleep and relentless spasms. They move all around my body and sometimes they will go away for a day and come back in a different spot. I’ve tried almost anything, I’ve just been dealing with it. I can’t take it anymore, I need to see someone about this and not sure where to start.