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Eye twitching with headache could this just be stress? i did have caffeine tea
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Possible: Common causes for eye twitching are surface issues (dryness, irritation), fatigue, caffeine intake, and sometimes for now apparent reason.
Answered 9/2/2015
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Will eye twitching go away once I stop caffeine and drinking coffee?
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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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My right eye has been twitching for about a week. No new changes in diet or caffeine intake, should I be concerned?
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