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I have had an eyelid twitch (right eye) for two weeks now. my caffeine intake is not excessive, i get enough sleep. how to stop?
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Electorlyte: Twitching can be associated with electrolyte disturbance. One thing to try is taking oral magnesium and see if that improves.
Answered 5/19/2019
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