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Is floaters in an eye and twitching in the other a normal side effect of lexapro (escitalopram)? i'm currently taking 30mgs of it.
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NO: Lexapro does not cause "floater"; however, eye twitching ( rare) could be from neurological side effects
Answered 9/17/2016
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