Front legs jerking-any advice/ reassurance please

[Stilllivinginazoo]

I lost a cat last march and we decided after a few months to get two kittens to add to the remaining brother.they came from a multi cat household and were diagnosed with cat flu
One has nasal issue(sounds like Darth Vader a lot and sneezes thick hard green snot intermittently)in last month she's had a couple of bouts of front paws jerking towards her face,but not touching it and rolling around as if in panic.first time she ended it with huge sneezing session.since she's had 3 more,two this week that haven't end in sneezing.she has jump onto back sofa straight after and a few minutes later if called for treats runs over for dreamies!
She went vet today and they're saying she has a flea allergy and that's causing it,but as she's not actually scratching in these episodes I am still worried.she has been given some antibiotics and some steroids along different flea treatment and if symptoms don't significantly improve to return in a week
Has anyone else experienced these symptoms and am I being a overly fretting freda?

I should add the antibiotics are for the cat flu,steroids for flea allergy.shes one next month

Shameless bumping,anyone?

Any advice from MN?

No idea take to vets ASAP could be in pain

She went to the vets mrssunshine yesterday and was given the antibiotics and steroids

If she is very congested maybe she can't breathe for a bit? Jerking her paws could be her way of getting ready to sneeze? Or could also be neurological but i have no idea what to tell you!

Thank you for the response Littlefiele foofoo
I was torn between thinking that and it was some kind of seizure.but the vet did say recovery time is the hallmark of seizing(or not) and she seems "normal" as soon as the jerking stops

My old boy had neurological issues which led to fitting, obviously I'm not a vet but what you've described does sound more like it's linked to the congestion from cat flu to me. It could be pain (like sinus pain in humans?) or maybe panic because the congestion is making it hard for her to breath.

I think you have to give the meds the vet prescribed a few days to work and take it from there really, know it's hard when you're worried though. Will you let us know how she gets on? Hope she's better soon

hidingtonothing thank you so much for the reassurance of course I will report back how she's getting on