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RE: twitching while falling asleep? - May 11 2008 14:21:09

Titch

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ORIGINAL: Welshy

Happens quite a lot to me and my other half when we're falling asleep

Is this intentionally a dirty post?

If not, it should be.

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RE: twitching while falling asleep? - May 11 2008 14:25:57

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I get a falling sensation followed by flinching , is this what you mean ?

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RE: twitching while falling asleep? - May 11 2008 15:07:04

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i thought its your muscles relaxing?

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RE: twitching while falling asleep? - May 11 2008 16:10:38

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I wouldn't know. I'm asleep.

But my GF does this. I think I might when I have one of those dreams when you dream you're tripping over, or something and awake with a jolt. I think those often happen just as I "drop off". I seem to be more prone in hot weather (don't ask me why, though. Dehydration. Salt inbalance??)

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