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Hey there.

Can those sudden full-body jerks right before passing out—the kind that happen almost every single night—be a sign of something serious, like a neurological issue? The guy isn't even awake for it because he’s already basically out...

I read somewhere that it might be linked to breathing issues. That could make sense since he’s a nasal breather, though barely, and sometimes he snores like crazy. 🙂

But then I also saw stuff saying it could point to a neurological disorder. Can't rule it out, honestly, because he used to have hand tremors at one point. They went away (maybe?), but they might’ve been tied to how messy his lifestyle was back then. Also, coffee definitely messes him up.

Sure, there's the totally harmless explanation about muscles relaxing before sleep, but given everything else, I'm not buying it.

He's 25, but I don't know if this has been happening his whole life.

Couldn't find a decent thread on here. There’s some psychology stuff, but that’s not what I’m looking for. I need to know if this is a medical thing (or not a medical thing)... like, is this a red flag? If it is, what's the move?

Thanks in advance for any insight or stories!