Twitching can be: due to pain. Trigeminal neuralgia produces severe multiple episodes of facial pain. Often muscle twitching can be seen as a result of the pain, including the muscles of the eyelid. There are other causes of blepharospasm, but with TG most likely cause. If symptoms worsen or change see your doctor.
Answered 6/12/2018
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Complex: You are young to have trigeminal neuralgia, but you describe "twitching" which could be myokymia. If involves most of face, it would be facial myokymia, and you need imaging of your brainstem area. This is NOT a usual association unless you have an inflammatory brain disorder, or focal problems in base of brain. A neurological evaluation is needed.
Answered 7/21/2018
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