Why do muscles beat on their own a lot lately?

You must have overworked. Be careful not to get hurt.

The reason for muscle beating may be due to excessive fatigue caused by excessive muscle fatigue after long-term exercise, exceeding the load of the muscle itself, and the lack of attention to calcium supplementation in daily life may lead to a lack of calcium in the body, and muscle beating will occur. At this time, it is necessary to pay attention to adjusting the diet, eat more high-protein foods, and replenish energy to your body, which is good for muscle recovery. If the muscle beating is not accompanied by muscle weakness and atrophy, and the beating amplitude is relatively small and lasts for a short time, the muscle beating is generally benign and medically called fasciculation.

In addition to fatigue or stress, some people may also experience muscle beats when drinking tea or coffee due to physical factors. If the muscle beating is accompanied by weakness, and the muscle beating is accompanied by muscle atrophy for a long time, it may be caused by abnormal local muscle discharge, and it is recommended to go to the hospital.

Causes of muscle beats include benign muscle fascicular vibration syndrome and neuropathy.

Muscle beats are most commonly known as benign muscle beats, which are manifested as involuntary fascicular vibrations of local muscles in the body. We call this benign muscle fascicular vibration syndrome. This meat jump does not require medication**.

However, the beating of muscles can also be a warning sign of some neuromuscular disorders. If muscle beats are accompanied by muscle weakness and atrophy, these disorders include spinal cord motor neuron damage, peripheral neuropathy, and some muscle disorders. These disorders cause problems with the transmission of signals between motor nerve cells and muscles, and the result of nerve instability sends out some extra signals that make the muscles jump.

The neurologist must examine the extent of muscle weakness, assess the extent of muscle atrophy, and assist in examining nerve conduction and electromyography to identify the cause. Certain conditions can also be used to relieve muscle beating.

There are many reasons for local muscle beating, and muscle beating is actually caused by the contraction of a group of muscle cells, which is medically called fasciculation.

1. Muscle beating can be a benign neurological symptom without cause, mainly caused by excessive exercise, acute viral infection, anxiety and drug use.

2. There can also be some caused by some diseases, such as asymmetric weakness, which is a more common clinical reason, causing local muscle beating, the incidence of this disease is very wide, mainly in the middle-aged and elderly, and the incidence of men is more common.

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Problem description: Sometimes it's on the face, sometimes it's somewhere else on the body, it's just a small place, not necessarily somewhere! The whole body skips, what's going on.

Analysis: After exercise, nerve cells still continue to send nerve impulses to the muscles, which causes the phenomenon of muscle beating.

The muscle nerves self-regulate and produce contractions and beats in the muscles.

Fatigue can also cause slight muscle spasms, which are relieved when fatigue is relieved.

You've been feeling tired lately, and that's probably why. Life is regular, it's okay.

Involuntary tonic contractions of muscles are known as muscle spasms, commonly known as "cramps". Muscle spasms during exercise are more common in the gastrocnemius muscle of the lower leg, followed by flexors, toeflexors, and flexor digitorum muscles.

1) Cause 1 Cold **For example, when exercising in cold water, cold air and other environments, if the preparation for exercise is insufficient, muscle cramps are prone to occur.

2. Electrolyte imbalance, especially sweating profusely during exercise in summer, causes the electrolyte balance in the body to be out of balance and cause muscle cramps.

3 Muscle contraction disorder or injury. For example, rapid and continuous contractions cause spasms due to insufficient muscle relaxation, or repeated micro-injuries to muscles during exercise, causing protective tonic contractions.

2) Manifestations When the muscles spasm, the local stiffening, the pain is unbearable, the fingers and toes are involuntarily flexed, and it is difficult to straighten.

c) Treatment 1 Stretch the flexed fingers (toes) to hyperextend so that the spasmodic muscles are stretched and relieved of spasms, and then apply a local **hot compress.

2 Leave the cold **Drink some salted water.

4) Prevention 1 Strengthen exercise, improve adaptability, and be fully prepared for activities before exercising, especially when exercising in cold environments. For muscles prone to spasms, perform appropriate **

2. Pay attention to keeping warm in winter, do not swim in the water for too long without being active next to the rock in winter, and swim for too long in summer when the water temperature is low.

3.If you sweat a lot in summer, drink some salted water to replenish the lost electrolytes.

4.When fatigued, it is not advisable to exercise vigorously for a long time.