Guest guest Posted May 12, 2004 Report Share Posted May 12, 2004 Hi everyone! There is a lot of involuntary movement in my right foot thumb these days. It keeps twitching and dancing on its own. I have to really concentrate hard and force my thumb so that it does not move. Earlier, I had taken tablets of propranolol for some days which temporarily stopped the twitching, but my thumb seems to have become naughtier this time and is not responding to propranolol. I suspect this might be because of my AFOs. They completely restrict the movement of my feet (the feet are fixed). Also, the thumb movement increases when I wear AFOs for long. This has become kind of irritating and I can’t concentrate on the work I do. In fact, though it might sound funny, I have to tie to thumb and other fingers with a thick thread. And I can, under no circumstances stop using my AFOs, Please help. Reema Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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