Hello, I had an inflammation that caused my twitching and segmental myoclonus. But it didnβt affect me in the same area as your son, but in my limbs. The neurologist at first didnβt know what is causing this condition, so he sent me to many lab tests. This form of myoclonus usually affects parts of the body that are near to each other. It is very possible that your sonβs spinal cord injury caused this involuntary twitching of muscles. I am taking magnesium, because it really helps me with this condition. Your son could try it too, but since heβs still probably a child, he should consult a doctor before doing and taking anything. Beside inflammation and spinal cord injury, the causes for this condition could be stroke, kidney or
liver failure, brain tumors or drug
poisoning.
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