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Ok im 31 male my right eye been twitching for 2 weeks off and on should i be worry that could be a sigh of a stroke or something?
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Blepharospasm: You have blepharospasm. It is NOT a sign of a stroke. It's a common annoyance that comes and goes. Fatigue and sunlight may make it worse - use sunglasses. If it persists, there are other treatments that your eye doctor can use. Generally though, it will subside gradually on its own (and return)(and subside).
Answered 6/18/2014
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