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I've been taking a generic over-the-counter sleep aid for a few months. could it cause the twitching in my face?
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Sleep aid: Possible. Only way to find out is to hold off on the sleep aid for few days & see if twitching is gone. If not, have your family doctor take a look. Good luck.
Answered 1/22/2013
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