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A member asked:
So my right eye lid twitched almost constantly for over a week now that has stopped by now my neck on the left side won't stop twitching.do what???
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Leave it alone: There is no reason for alarm. These things happen to everyone. As long as you are otherwise healthy, and not concerned about medicine side effects, you will be alright. If you are not that healthy or you use suspicious medicines, it may help to have lab tests or a medicine list review.
Answered 5/20/2016
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