Tongue muscles strongest muscle
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Voluntary muscles are the ones which are under our voluntary control and they are also called as skeletal muscles as they are attached to our skeleton. Amongst them, the strongest muscles are the jaw muscles which are medically known as masseters.
Amongst the involuntary muscles, which are not under our voluntary control, the strongest muscle is of course the heart muscle.
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) The cause: severe magnesium deficiency. Calcium contracts the muscles, magnesium relaxes the muscles. A good article to check out: "Mark Hyman, MD: Magnesium: The Most Powerful Relaxation Mineral Available.
I have been as to what I call muscle fluttering, no pain, just excessive fluttering especially in feet, both big toes almost constantly move. It started in the feet and radiated up to the calves, then on up to thigh, butt, back, shoulders. but the feet and calves are the worst. the skin of my hands and forearms and feet and upper front of thighs have burning sensation at times, always at night wakes me up. Once i get up the burning seems to lessen or go away.
The signs progressed to almost all leg muscles, shoulder, arm and hand muscles and had muscles twitches all over my body even my abdominal muscles and back muscles. Saw my internal medicine doctor who found no muscle weakness or Neuro signs. This was about after 2 weeks from initial signs. He ran full blood Chem., CBC, ANA, rheumatoid factor, sed rate, lyme titer, thyroid panel and electrolytes. All came back normal or negative. He put me on Aleve and muscle relaxors which did not help.
my muscles cramp every day from my fingers to my tongue to my thighs and calves and toes and feet. its very painful especially when im just sitting in a chair doing nothing or sleeping only to wake up to a major leg cramp. i drink lots of water, and i even take potassium . but this has been going on for years now and its getting worse. i have high blood pressure, cirrosis of my liver and i dont drink. but i used to. what can i do to stop the cramping. please help.
ve also developed a new one where if something disgusts me a click my tongue until I no longer see it. You could also be experiencing muscle spasms from holding your muscles flexed without realizing it. I do this in my calfs and shoulders and the tension builds up until they twitch or jerk.
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Most likely cause of this twitching with weakness/atrophy of muscle can be when the nerve supplying to muscles is not functioning properly due to any neurological disorder. If you suffer continuous weakness and notice reduced strength of muscle bulk in areas, please arrange an appointment with a neurologist right away who will evaluate the possibilities here. Hope this information proves helpful to you.
Tongue or teeth sucking has become a problem to me for the past ten years. I have the feeling it is changing the shape of my face. What can I do?
I feel really good that i am not the only one in the thyroid ride who sees those weird re-occurring symptoms . Do you think white tongue even you brush you tongue and it came back again it could be thrush or yeast infection . Is it common in thyroid to get yeast infection and i also have bad smell in mouth .
I main complain in fatigue and muscles/joint pain.
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In the past 3 or 4 months though, I have been suffering from terrible and constant muscle spasms and twitching all over my body. In my legs, arms, hands, mouth, throat, and tongue. My muscles are extremely stiff and fatigued all over, and it has made it very difficult for me to function on a daily basis. A neurologist gave me flexeril to take, but it really has not had that much effect. I have researched neuromyotonia and Isaacs, and it seems that this is what I have, but I cannot be certain.
t think that it looked abnormal so they did perform a EMG where the tongue muscle connects to under my chin and it turned out ok. They also performed the EMG test on the back of my neck and my left arm as well as a nerve conduction study. They did this all because I had been having some consistent twitching, but since it all turned out ok, I figure it was just anxiety.
I was surprised how quickly they could decide that a muscle was "good" with the EMG.
For the past two months I have been experiencing tight jaw muscles and three times have turned my head while smiling and my muscles have spasmed. I have been to the emergency room once due to the left side of my tongue going numb. I was told it was probably a result of my wisdom tooth that was infected and I was having removed two days later. I had the tooth removed a month ago and the only symptom that has gone away is the numb tongue.
the other symptom that makes me worry is the twitching in my muscles, in my tongue and pain in my back and arms. I had many appointments with many doctors. I had blood tests, MRI of brain and spinal cord, EKG and all are normal. My vitamins level are too. I am worry if it is AlS with these respiratory and weakness problems but my doctor don't even hear it. He told me that i shouldn't have an EMG because he doesn't see any atrophy.
He is unable to talk now, and is twitching more all over - near the end. They gave him Adavan? to relax the muscles, along with morphine under the tongue to relax the heart walls. My question is - is the twitching due to lack of potassium or lack of oxygen?
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