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Is blinking excessively something to be concerned about? are there serious etiologies with this?
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Blinking eye: The most common cause of frequent blinking is dry eye. Blinking is a natural reflex to rewet the surface of the eyes. Less common causes of blinkiing frequently are more common in older individuals (i.e. blepharospasm)
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