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Why does part of my face usually twitch?
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Maybe not simple: Facial "twitching" can be caused by hemifacial spasm, facial myokymia, benign fasciculations, Tourette's, various types of blepharospam issues, etc. We may be able to assist further by a Concierge visit at HealthTap, but you would be better served by visit to a neurologist.
Answered 10/14/2015
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