Any doctors or nurses on the board?

My vote is stress and fatigue.

I agree, that HAS to be it!!

I have the same problem, and it CAN be caused by stress but twitching can also be caused by a potassium definciency. Try eating some nanners, canteloupe, and other high potassium foods. It normally does the trick for me.

Ok Sassafras, noted. I will swing by Walmart tonight and get some high potassium foods. Thank you so much. ~V

I have had the same problem as well, after a while it happened in a few other muscles as well. I originally thought it was stress but then was told that it could be a few mineral dificiencies- I was told potassium and also magnesium. Potassium I increased through diet but I now take a magnesium supplement- no more problems!!

V-   I worked with a girl who went to the Doctor because hers went on for months.  The doc told her that is was the stress, and the twitch lasted the whole last year of nursing school.  When she graduated the twitch went away.  Maybe it's that twitchy book you are reading.   by the way love the profile,  one of my fav songs! Tara

Thanks Tara.......=o) While I love your response, can I please ask a favor of you? If this goes on for a whole year, please please please just come over here and SHOOT ME!!!! I love Michael Buble too. Do you think he will come and visit me in the looney bin? ~V

Well if he won't we could probably get one of your cell mates to dress up like him and lip synch to a recording!  What ya think about that?  I watched Titanic last night and let me just say Leonardo makes my whole body twitch..OOohhh baby!

Hey girl -  These sorts of things can often be stress-related.  Are you under unusual stress or pressure of some kind?  If this is something that has appeared with a new stressor, deal with the stressor as a way to deal iwth the twitch. I know how frustrating these things are.   When I don't get enough sleep, my right eye starts to samba.  It's not noticeable to anyone but me, but it's totally aggravating. Donna