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A member asked:
I have been having left eye twitching. ophthalmologist said everything is fine. i am trying to stop caffeine. will it only go away once i am stop?
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Blepharospasm: Likely stress. Keep track of sleep. Limit alcohol and caffeine. Take a break from screens (computer, phone, tv). Should go away within days however I’ve personally had it intermittently for a few weeks. Mostly just annoying.
Answered 5/8/2018
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