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My muscles have been twitching since Saturday. It's mainly my right leg by my knee but also my feet, hand, and head. Friday night I went out drinking and on Saturday and Sunday I had not little water and little to eat. Could this be a cause? But if it is, why is it persisting for so long?
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Please Take Tab catchnil by delvin pharmaceutical 1 perday for 3 weeks Take plenty of water daily
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