10 Lou Gehrig's Disease Symptoms

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Symptom #1: Muscle Twitching

A muscle twitch is an uncomfortable sensation in which a muscle begins to move on its own. Most people have experienced mild muscle twitches as a result of under sleeping or drinking too much caffeine, but they can become quite irritating when they are chronic.

Muscle twitches can occur in people who are not struggling with ALS, but when combined with other symptoms in this list could indicate that you are developing the problem and should seek help. The muscle twitches that occur in people with ALS often start out small and become more intense as the condition progresses.

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