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I got new lenses for my glasses and the bottom part of my left eye won't stop twitching.when i don't wear my glasses, the twitching stops.any idea why?
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Fatigue: Twitching eyelid due to anxiety or fatigue. Gently massage it.
Answered 3/24/2018
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