The muscles in my thighs have been twitching lately and stopping as soon as I stand up, so what's going on?

The muscle's throbbing is caused by a group of muscle cell contraction, which is medically known as myofascial fibrillation. The size of the area of the muscle bundle tremor, tremor amplitude is not the same, small tremor can feel but can not see, the more obvious tremor with the naked eye can be seen. Most of the muscle twitching can not find the exact cause, but do not need to worry too much, it is due to fatigue or stress when the pressure is relatively large, drinking tea or coffee can also appear, a few people may be physical factors and easy to often appear, this kind of twitching most of the time is intermittent. Most of these jumps are intermittent. If the jumps are not accompanied by muscle weakness or atrophy, they are usually benign.

Many people have experienced eyelid fluttering, which is a benign form of muscle twitching. However, muscle fluttering can also be a symptom of certain neuromuscular diseases. If muscle fluttering is accompanied by muscle weakness and atrophy, there may be neurological or muscular lesions that should be examined by a neurologist. Treatment should avoid fatigue, stress, drink a lot of tea, coffee, oral vitamin E, vitamin B, niacin, calcium tablets and other vitamins, nutritive muscle and nerve medication, blood circulation and blood stasis, acupuncture and physiotherapy.