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My left i has been twitching for a long time now and i sleep a lot and my left eye wont stop twitching i even got new glasses then it stops?
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Common Problem: Eyelid twitching or "orbicularis myokymia" is usually a short term issue lasting 2 weeks and is benign. If twitching persists, you should see your eye doctor.
Answered 3/26/2013
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