Does anyone get twitchy eyes from time to time. I keep getting this pulsating twitch on my lower eyelid that?

Question

lasts about 10 seconds and then goes away. It comes back now and again. Does anyone know about this?

Answer 1

Are you tired? Or taking any medications? When I am beyond tired I get the twitchys and it makes me paranoid that someone saw it. :)

Answer 2

I have seen this before, it seems to be genetic in my family... I have two aunts who have had it, and a couple of their daughters as well... I have had some twitching in my right eye from the corner of my eye next to my temple... near the end of my eyebrow! It is weird, like a stress twitch, but I haven't been too worried about it, I just massage it till it quits! Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't... but I don't really know why it is twitching... I guess it would be tougher on the eyelids! Sorry.... I hope it goes away soon!

Answer 3

I have had this too, in the past, and again recently.. I don't know what it is, yet I attributed it to an planetary condition, since at about the same period people started mentioning such a 'symptom' very frequently. Since we 're into this, there also seems to be some kind of an epidemic where people's knees hurt plenty nowadays. No matter the age either, young or old, they rush to physicians complaining about knee related pains. I am not saying this to alarm anyone, it just strikes me as rather odd.. Gee are we all plugged into some kind of overbearingly intelligent cosmic vibrator?!

Answer 4

See your wellbeing care provider as quickly as a threat (ophthalmologist), for consultation. in specific situations a doctor will possibly no longer comprehend what's inflicting the attention concern or prescribes treatments that don't look to paintings. it is comprehensible, as muscle spasms have a huge variety of reasons and no physician (GP) can comprehend all of them. interior the blinking or eyelid twitching would not respond to scientific care, one a threat reason ia an eye fixed dystonia (the scientific term for it is Blepharospasm). indicators comprise larger blinking and involuntary closure of the eyelids. the indications of eye dystonia variety and could be a number of of of here: extreme/uncontrollable blinking Twitching around the eyes the place the twitching would not pass away Dry eyes, yet the place the scientific preserve dry eyes would not paintings Sensitivity to dazzling lighting fixtures and sunshine. For some human beings the flickering of a television or seen show unit may additionally set off the spasms. reasons weight loss plan deficiency Drug overdose (caffeine) Drug part consequence (including from diuretics, corticosteroids, or estrogen's) Twitches no longer brought about by employing affliction or subjects (benign twitching) rigidity stress i wish this enables you. And stable luck.

Answer 5

Blepharospasm is spasm of muscles around the eye causing involuntary blinking and eye closing.
Please see the web pages for more details on Blepharospasm (Eyelid twitch).

Answer 6

I get the same thing, in my lower right eyelid, near my nose. It feels kinda strange.LOL. I asked my GP about it and he reckons that there is nothing to worry about.
I think it is one of the tiny muscles that move your eyelid having a minor spazm.

Answer 7

Yes it's very common and happens a lot you can get it anywhere on your body, Nothing to worry about .
Chinese people believe that a twitching eye is good luck, so who knows what good luck is in store for you :)

Answer 8

Yes, I do or have done in the past. I think it's stress related. When stress goes away so will the twitch.

Answer 9

It can be caused by tiredness - its perfectly normal and a balanced diet and a good nights sleep without spending hours in front of a screen helps.

Answer 10

Oh yes, I get that from time to time. Wow I hate it. It feels so weird. I have no idea what causes it but i mentioned it to my eye doctor and he said it's nothing to worry about.