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Baby Twitches in sleep

My baby is twitching his arm and leg in his sleep. What am I suppose to do?
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  • Ethnicity: African American/Black
  • Height: 5'4 1/2
  • Weight: 109lbs
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June 21, 05:53 AM

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What you described does not sound unusual. If he or she acts normally while awake, it could be left alone
Sergei Shushunov
Sergei Shushunov, MD
Pediatrician in Buffalo Grove, IL
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June 22, 11:15 PM
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The answer depends on the timing and extent of twitching . If these twitches occur soon after your baby falls asleep then it is likely OK. If these persistent for more than 10-15 seconds or occur in short bursts for several times then your baby should be evaluated by your provider.
Michael Minozzi
Michael Minozzi, MD
Pediatrician in Chapel Hill, NC
Level: Contributor (6)
June 22, 02:20 AM
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If it is unvolantary twitching consult you Doctor.
George Carouba
George Carouba, MD
Pediatrician in Westlake, OH
Level: Contributor (18)
June 21, 12:04 PM
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