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Fm49, could high BP such as 152/92 cause eye to have involuntary movement such as drop or blink.
No. Blood pressure wouldn't cause this, it sounds like you might have blepharospasm - involuntary intermittent, unpredictable quivering of your eyelid. It happens to normal people and goes away on its own.
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I'm experiencing eye involuntary movement. What can I do to make it stop?
Eye doctor. You should've evaluated by an eye doctor.
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I have constant involuntary movement on my eye, is that normal? Left eye... all day since last 3m
Eye or eyelid? Involuntary twitching of the eyelids is called blepharospasm. Sometimes a segment of the lower eyelids twitch, which is called orbicularis myokymia. In young people, this is common, often associated with sleep deprivation and/or caffeine use.
Involuntary movement of the eyeball(s) is called nystagmus or nystagmus-like movement and is often more serious. See your eye doctor to evaluate this.
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I have twitching/involuntary movement around both my eyes. Could they be due to chronic sinusitis?
Highly doubt. Chronic sinusitis has nothing to do with involuntary twitching movement "around both my eyes." It's unclear what you're describing and should see your doctor. But sinuses it sure ain't. Good luck.
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I have involuntary movement on my left eye lid and from time to time on my left little finger or thumb. On my hand it is difficult to monitor how regularly as I can't feel it happening. I have dropped a couple of glasses because of that?
Involuntary movement. Needs to be evaluated by your doctor. Please see him/her and you will get the help you need. Peace and good health.
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I have weird involuntary movement of my head, what's wrong?
Tourette or dystonia. Tourette syndrome may cause this as does some types of cervical dystonia and torticolis.
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Involuntary movement of head and shoulders just has movement getting worse
I'm . I'm sorry but this question is difficult to answer over the internet. What you need to do is to see a neurologist interested in movement disorder who will be able to diagnose the problem after seeing it. It could be any number of things that are potentially treatable. Good luck.
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Fm49, could high BP such as 152/92 cause eye to have involuntary movement such as drop or blink.
No. Blood pressure wouldn't cause this, it sounds like you might have blepharospasm - involuntary intermittent, unpredictable quivering of your eyelid. It happens to normal people and goes away on its own.
Read more...
I'm experiencing eye involuntary movement. What can I do to make it stop?
Eye doctor. You should've evaluated by an eye doctor.
Read more...
I have constant involuntary movement on my eye, is that normal? Left eye... all day since last 3m
Eye or eyelid? Involuntary twitching of the eyelids is called blepharospasm. Sometimes a segment of the lower eyelids twitch, which is called orbicularis myokymia. In young people, this is common, often associated with sleep deprivation and/or caffeine use.
Involuntary movement of the eyeball(s) is called nystagmus or nystagmus-like movement and is often more serious. See your eye doctor to evaluate this.
Read more...
I have twitching/involuntary movement around both my eyes. Could they be due to chronic sinusitis?
Highly doubt. Chronic sinusitis has nothing to do with involuntary twitching movement "around both my eyes." It's unclear what you're describing and should see your doctor. But sinuses it sure ain't. Good luck.
Read more...
I have involuntary movement on my left eye lid and from time to time on my left little finger or thumb. On my hand it is difficult to monitor how regularly as I can't feel it happening. I have dropped a couple of glasses because of that?
Involuntary movement. Needs to be evaluated by your doctor. Please see him/her and you will get the help you need. Peace and good health.
Read more...
I have weird involuntary movement of my head, what's wrong?
Tourette or dystonia. Tourette syndrome may cause this as does some types of cervical dystonia and torticolis.
Read more...
Involuntary movement of head and shoulders just has movement getting worse
I'm . I'm sorry but this question is difficult to answer over the internet. What you need to do is to see a neurologist interested in movement disorder who will be able to diagnose the problem after seeing it. It could be any number of things that are potentially treatable. Good luck.
Read more...