spasms

Also, get checked out for bipolar - it's like having a seizure but instead of muscle spasms, you get mood spasms (they actual treat BP with antiseziure drugs).

Otherwise, the most common side effects that could happen is that the stimulation causes some spasms or tingling.

It acts on the same receptor as Baclofen, a prescription drug that's used to relieve muscle spasms and spasticity.

During a febrile seizure, a child often has spasms or jerking movements and may lose consciousness.

Dystonias are neurological disorders that can cause muscle spasms and cramping and do not go away with rest, anti-inflammatories, trigger point therapy, etc.

Muscle stiffness or spasms are a persistent problem for people with paralyzing injuries.

I was having chronic muscle spasms in my right shoulder blade area, and the physical therapist used therapeutic ultrasound on me.

I use Diazepam to control muscle spasms and cramps caused by a neurological disorder.

Basically this means I have severe muscle spasms all over my body; sometimes so bad that I will fall or injure myself and flop around looking like someone with epilepsy.

For myself, a standing desk prevents me from reinjuring my lower back and potentially missing out on a couple days of work due to back spasms.

They'd just be the equivalent of unconscious muscle spasms.

The doctor claimed it was muscle spasms.

I don't think the comparison is apt; a person with Tourette's has "spasms" (everyone knows about the verbal, but also has muscular manifestation).

In most cases also an ineffectual retching followed, producing violent spasms, which in some cases ceased soon after, in others much later.” I wonder what this sounds like?