What could be causing my 28 yr old daughter to have uncontrolable jerking all over her body?
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Get a second opinion, and not from a neurologist at the same hospital.  If the second neurologist confirms, you might want to get a psychiatrist's opinion as well - not suggesting mental illness, they just specialize in different aspects of brain functioning and should be willing to work with the neurologist.  The psych would also be the best resource if depression and anxiety are setting in.  You'll definitely want someone quite knowledgeable about drug interactions.
928257
Take her to a urologist. She does indeed have a problem! Also, the best thing you can do for her is to make her start and stop peeing several times EACH TIME she goes to the bathroom. This strengthens the muscles. Also, keep in mind she might be doing it for psychologic reasons.
529639
You need to take her to a pediatric neurologist. If she suddenly started having these problems, you might consider a visit to the emergency room. If these problems began slowly, you could consider getting an appointment ASAP with a boad certified pediatric neurologist and have your daughter's condition thoroughly checked out. \n\nThis sounds far enough out of the ordinary that you really need to see a pediatric neurology specialist as soon as possible.
884161
See an M.D.  \nShe probably needs a catheter.  Her body may be shutting down at the age of 90.
109110
I know it's horribly embarrassing, but she really should see a doctor. Incontinence (in varying degrees) is VERY common. There are different kinds and different causes. Many are treatable. Some are indicators of other, more serious problems. Check out the website below for more complete information. And tell her she's not alone.
747896
You didn't say what type of dystonia she has.  I have cervical dystonia and get botox injections every 3-4 months in my neck.  It does wonders for me.  I also take Mysoline for the dystonia and Inderal for tremors.  I'm sure you must be seeing a neurologist, hopefully one who specializes in movement disorders.  When I have bad days, Aleve seems to help.  I know that's not much help, but maybe if she is really bad, your doctor may consider dbms.  That seems pretty drastic, but I hear when it works, it's great.
814094
Call her OBGYN.  She might have an increase of yeast infections due to hormonal changes that affect her PH balance.  I hear that eating yogurt is a great way to help prevent future out breaks due to the bacteria in yogurt.  Like previous answers check the boxes.  If she is having chronic outbreaks make sure that she gets checked and even rx some medicine.  Congrats on the baby!!!
220775
If your daughter is four, I would think it a reflex, because I think she is to young to have an eating disorder. I would find a new doctor.
636489
That's actually really normal.  She's just testing a grabbing motion.  For her age, she's right on track developmentally.  Provide things for her to grasp, that will help her gain control of the motion.
622866
the part of her brain that controls those muscles was probably damaged. physical therapy is the best bet for improvement but not a sure thing
545072
A whole lot of direct stimulation is usually too much to handle (my legs start to twitch, don't know if that's a common thing though).  Definitely build up a lot of anticipation, and when she's really begging for it, try a nice, slowwww....oh god I think I need to stop typing now.
81670
You have waited too long. You should take your daughter immediately to a doctor! This could be due to overuse, or symptom of many, such as: Arthritis, Tendonitis, rheumatic fever etc. Please don't wait any more.
1142475
Children who touch themselves are genuinely just curious about their bodies. They shouldn't be told it is wrong, but taught that it should be done in private. All children do it, and it is perfectly normal.\n\nAs for putting a vibrating object there........ this does seem disturbing! maybe she has seen it somewhere which needs to be investigated. Keep a close eye on your daughter. If she does it again, calmly ask her not to use it and then ask why she did it in the first place. Don't shout at her, just sit her gently on the sofa and talk calmly to her......... 'matter of factly'. \nIt may just be a curiosity thing but watch your daughters behaviour. If it changes noticeably this could be a sign of abuse. Don't jump to conclusions though. If you do feel your daughter has changed, take her to the doctor and voice your concerns. It is better to be safe than sorry.\n\nI wish you luck on that one, and I really do hope for your daughters sake it is just a curiosity thing.
431715
Maybe it's part of the jerking sensation.
552390
It is normal.  She probably feels like you're replacing her, or that it's kinky,etc.\nThe next time you're in the mood try to make her be in the mood.  I know that sometimes I claim to not be in the mood, but after some persuasion I can heartily change my mind.\n\nGirls don't get turned on by sight, but by touch.  The next tiem you want some, go after her, but be romantic and tender too.  Tell her how beautiful you think she is, and how much you long for her.  Kiss her neck, and eyes, and smooth her hair.  Compliment her like hell, and be as sugary as possible.\n\nMake her realize, that you wouldn't have to masturbate if she were more open to sex.\n\nAlso, encourage her to take a multivitamin with you.  Alot of women don't have enough zinc -- so they have hard time getting wet.\nThey don't have enough niacin, either, so they don't feel good.\n\nGet her to take evening primrose oil for "her hair", and flax seed oil  to help prevent cholesterol issues for both of you (buy smart balance too, so that this sounds more plausible).  Once she starts taking those magical four (zinc, niacin, evening primrose oil, and flax seed oil) she'll have a hard time keeping her hands off of you.
885724
Take her to your doctor straight away.\nI had similar problems 14yrs. ago and was diagnosed with heart disease, But don't worry it could be something else just make sure.
605283
My daughter suffers from seizures and she is much more likely to have seizures just before she menstruates.  It's just something about the hormones causing more activity in the brain.  I don't really understand it, but I know it's true.  Another thing that affects her is overworking herself.  Doing too much at one time.  when I'm around her, I try to keep her from too much strenuous activity.