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What causes someone's eye to twitch?

Asked by T. Wikati, Last updated: Oct 21, 2024

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Chris Kenway

Chris Kenway

Chris Kenway
Chris Kenway, Content Writer, Jacksonville

Answered Sep 14, 2018

Eye twitching is as a result of spasms (contractions without control) of muscles around the eyelid. There are many things that can cause the eyes to twitch. These include: fatigue, injury to the cornea, blepharospasm(movement disorder of the muscles around the eye), dry eyes (decrease tears production), light sensivity, entropion (inwardly turned eyelid), smoking, excessive alcohol and caffeine intake, stress and glaucoma.

Eye twitching is as a result of spasms (contractions without control) of muscles around the eyelid.
It can be a sign of a brain disorder like: Bell's palsy, multiple sclerosis and tourette syndrome.
Most of the time, eye twitching is mild and they do go away on their own.

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