I recently noticed my kids twitching as if to sweep long hair from their faces.Is this from too much video ga

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they play a lot of video games and watch alot of tv. Is this a symptom of a neuromuscular disorder caused by playing too much
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maybe it's just a habit. I do that sometimes. It's just cause I want to crack my neck, that's all.

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they just have sensitive nerves. video games are good! they might be surgerons when they grow up!

generally, kids will not have twitching as you have described..are they aware they are doing this? is this just a habit? common complaints from too much game/tv is sore finger, hand and wrist joints, aggression(throwing controllers, crying ect) eye strain, and muscle stiffness..i would recommend limiting playing time to what you think is reasonable..if you are concerned about there "head throwing" you may just want to give your doc a call.good luck!

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