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My eye has been twitching on and off for the passed week and a half. what could it be and how do i treat it?
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Myokymia: Usually a benign flickering of the eyelid termed myokymia, which can be associated with chemical imbalance, medication reactions, eyestrain, fatigue, stress, etc. If it continues see an ophthalmologist.
Answered 10/11/2015
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