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A member asked:
How do i stop eye twitching? i gave up caffeine & still twitches. i sleep decently. don't feel stressed. now eyebrow area twitching too. diet?
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Fatigue: Fatigue is main reason people develop twitching of their eyelids. Typically the sensation will resolve on its own.
Answered 1/18/2021
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Usually: Usually it goes away spontaneously after a while. However, in your particular case, only a consult with your dr will provide a definite answer.
Answered 4/30/2013
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