Appearance Anomaly
Twitching
Image policy
Visual desk check
This page intentionally avoids showing an approximate image for Twitching. We only attach a screenshot when we can verify it matches the exact tell.
AppearanceVisual desk check
How to spot it
Arms, head, or even the neck can twitch unnaturally while the patient waits.
Why it matters
This is often paired with other anomaly signs and should never be ignored in a fast queue.
What to look for
- • Jerky head or arm motion
- • Repeated unnatural movement
- • Sometimes paired with face anomalies
When to reject immediately
Use twitching as a hard warning sign, especially when any second clue is also present.
Common misread
Do not confuse ordinary idle motion with repeated unnatural twitching. Watch for consistency.
Recommended guideTracked placement
Not sure whether the run is still recoverable?
Anomaly readers often bounce between detection and sanity management. This slot is tuned for that path now, and can later be swapped to a monetized campaign without changing analytics.
Plan Sanity Recovery