Why the eye twitches
- Jun 06, 2017
It can happen at any moment. Suddenly, without warning, your eye begins to do a little dance.
It twitches. It is so faint that only you are aware of it, and yet it becomes a concern. You should know this: Allergies, stress, fatigue and even certain medications can irritate nerve endings in the eye, which cause muscles in the eyelid to twitch.
It can last a few days, but there are times when it can go on for as long as a month.
Here’s a cure if you’re getting tired of all the twitching: Simply hold down the upper eyelid with your finger for one minute. For more stubborn twitches, apply a warm compress for five minutes up to three times a day, for two straight days. If this fails, and it really starts to get to you, consult a physician.
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