Brief Answer:
Action induced dyskinesia or dystonia?

Detailed Answer:
Good afternoon. My name is Dr. Saghafi and I am an adult neurologist and I'd like to give some thoughts. It's hard to tell exactly what your diagnosis is going to be without examining you and taking a bit more history on you but you may something called and DYSKINESIA which is activated by action. Alternatively, you may be suffering from medication induced tardive dyskinesias of some type such as what happens with things such as REGLAN, COMPAZINE, and HALDOL.

Are you on any medications or have you been on any of the above 3 medications?

I would recommend seeking out a neurologist to examine you and to run tests which could include blood and urine looking for other causes of dyskinesias in someone who is young such as yourself. They will take a complete history on you to see if you've had any infections recently, suffered from any twitching episodes in the past which perhaps got better which may be returning for some reason, or suffered any facial or head injuries. They will also check to see if there is any family history of anything similar.

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All the best.

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