Скачать или смотреть Myoclonic Jerks – Are They Normal or a Sign of a Neurological Disorder? | Dr. Neeraja Explains

Do you or your child suddenly jerk or twitch while falling asleep? Or experience involuntary body movements during the day?
These could be myoclonic jerks — and while they’re sometimes harmless, they can also be early signs of neurological issues.

👩‍⚕️ In this awareness-focused video, Dr. Neeraja, Senior Neurologist from Guntur, discusses:
✅ What are myoclonic jerks — and why do they occur?
✅ When is it a simple sleep-related phenomenon, and when is it pathological?
✅ Associated conditions like epilepsy, metabolic imbalances, or nervous system disorders
✅ Red flag signs when you MUST consult a neurologist
✅ Diagnostic steps and when further evaluation (EEG, MRI, blood tests) is needed

💡 Not all jerks are dangerous — but recurrent or unexplained jerks should never be ignored.

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🏥 Samagra Hospitals, Kothapet, Guntur (Mon–Sat, 10 AM–2 PM)
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