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omg my bicep has been twitching ALL DAY! MAKE IT STOP~

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For the love of god, the peak on my left bicep has been twitching all day. I can't stand it. I can't do anything else becasue it is so annoying! What can I do to fix this?
 
Originally posted by: Elemental007
For the love of god, the peak on my left bicep has been twitching all day. I can't stand it. I can't do anything else becasue it is so annoying! What can I do to fix this?
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cut it off?
 
I had that happen once. My bicep twitched off and on for a few days. Went away though, never came back. It was the most annoying thing in the world though.
 
Originally posted by: FallenHero
Originally posted by: Elemental007
For the love of god, the peak on my left bicep has been twitching all day. I can't stand it. I can't do anything else becasue it is so annoying! What can I do to fix this?
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cut it off?
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I knew I'd get that reply first...maybe second...you didn't let me down!
 
the back of my right thigh was twitching a lot last week... if i held it out straight it stopped
 
On a serious note, try eating a fruit high in potassium, such as a kiwi or banana. Here is what is happening when you contract your muscles. Your arm seems to be having short bouts with cramps or tetni. Hope this helps! 😀
 
Cut it off? No, no.......



all you need is an icepick 😉




Seriously, I've experienced that. Most annoying, second only to the twitching eyelid :| It's always gone away after a while, but it's happened more than once.



JC
 
Originally posted by: KennyH
On a serious note, try eating a fruit high in potassium, such as a kiwi or banana. Here is what is happening when you contract your muscles. Your arm seems to be having short bouts with cramps or tetni. Hope this helps! 😀
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wow that animation is confusing!
 
Hehe, it gets worse trying to figure out what happens in each step of muscle contraction. The body is a wonderful thing to learn about! 😀

Another thing I forgot to add, ATP (energy) is needed to release the myosin head from the "complex". At worst, try going to sleep and see if it is still present when you wake up.
 
Just an fyi, you don't have a bicep, you have a biceps.


Just as if you had only one eye, you'd be a cyclops, not a cyclop.



😉
 
Originally posted by: KennyH
On a serious note, try eating a fruit high in potassium, such as a kiwi or banana. Here is what is happening when you contract your muscles. Your arm seems to be having short bouts with cramps or tetni. Hope this helps! 😀
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What the HELL is going on in that animation? 😕
 
Originally posted by: MacBaine
Originally posted by: KennyH
On a serious note, try eating a fruit high in potassium, such as a kiwi or banana. Here is what is happening when you contract your muscles. Your arm seems to be having short bouts with cramps or tetni. Hope this helps! 😀
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What the HELL is going on in that animation? 😕
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Good fvcking question.

My advice is to st@b it.
 
You taking any drugs??? I know it happens to me when I'm having a reaction to something...
 
Originally posted by: etech
Eat a couple of bananas and take a tums.

Potassium and calcium may help, won't hurt.
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Eat more bananas. Your potassium sodium pump is very low on feedstock.
 
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