what does a twitch in the eye mean?
94499
It means you are really tired and run down. I get that when Im stressed or what I just said. Like the eyelashes kind of twitch. Anyway, get some vitamins and some sleep!
792496
it means theres a ghost...\nthe ghost is: skeleton eye...\nthats scary no one can see him.....\nhis invisible in the morning afternoon and night and midnights...\ndont worry you need to buy a spy glasses.....\nand a gun....\nto kill the skeleton eye....\nthe spy glasses is seeing by the invisible ghost and monsters...\nthe gun is powerful it is killing ghosts monsters vampires dragons and zombies.....\nthats alll performance.... or pray to jesus.....
472666
yeah I agree it's a muscle spasm..coz it happens to me when I get stressed coz I sit all day on the computer...my doctor told me that the eye muscles are very weak..so they get affected easily by stress..just relax them a bit and take vitamins with Zinc
566213
Many people have an occasional muscle twitch somewhere on their body. They can range from mildly annoying to a persistent aggravation and pain that can nearly drive one mad. Many times the twitching goes away on its own in a short time, but in other cases it can continue on for months or years.
1166205
Any twitch that you have anywhere in your body is your systems way of resetting that nerve. I have that same problem and there is no real way to get rid of it. It is more annoying than anything else but there is nothing wrong with you.
339756
Hair clipper makes eyes twitch\n\nThe involuntary twitching of the eyes is a sign of nervous involvement.\n\nI guess that the hair clipper has a motor. \n\nIf so, the motor energy, which extends beyond the device, may irritate the nerves, because they are already lacking a nutrient to counterbalance the invading motor energy.\n\nIf the hair clipper is a manual device, it may be routinely cleaned with a chemical you may be allergic to, for the same reason as above.\n\nThere may be \n1) Kalium Phosphorium lacking, \n2) Silicea or \n3) Magnesium Phosphoricum. \nThese relate to the Dinshah colors. \n\nWhich of the Dinshah colors do you prefer?\n\n1) The Violet (which is a deep blue with a slightly red tint),\n2) the Turquoise (which is a bright Turquoise between Blue and Green),\n3) or the Orange (which is a bright and warm reddish orange)?\nThe Dinshah colors are available at through www.biochakra.com. They are used with a reading light and directed on the affected area.\n\nYou may also want to try\n1) Vitamin B12,\n2) Folic acid (a vitamin)\n3) or Vitamin B2.\n\nIt may be worth a try to find out which color you prefer most and then match the result with one or both of the other groups by their numbers.\n\nWhen the body has filled up its reserves of the lacking nutrient, the twitching should not occur when you have your hair cut.\n\nThe Materia Medica (English homeopathic information book) lists for twitching of the eye Magnesium Phosphoricum or Natrium Muriaticum.\n\nAll these helpers named here are nontoxic, may be you like to experiment and allow your body to refill its reservoirs.\n\nThe twitching should go away after some time giving your body what it needs.\n\nCordially,\nIndia.Magica
323390
Well your eye gets discolored, like a pink or redish color, also it's starts to itch ALOT. Sometimes when you blink it feels like something is scratching your eye.
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Excessive blinking is not an uncommon problem. Sometimes it is allergy, sometimes habit and least often, a nervous "tic."\nSudden onset of frequent blinking of the eyes is annoying and perhaps worrisome. It may be due to a benign motor tic of childhood, a "nervous condition" which may mysteriously appear, last a few months, and then go away. It is unclear if benign motor tics are brought on by tension or anxiety. If the eye blinking progresses to involve facial muscle grimacing, verbalizations that are uncontrolled, or other motor tics, this may signify a more serious neurological disorder, called Tourette's Syndrome, which should definitely be seen and managed with the help of a  neurologist. \n\nSometimes children develop frequent eye blinking from conjunctivitis; or from blepharitis, which is irritation along the edges of the eye lashes sometimes caused by Staph germs. If you have seen any pus or thick drainage from your eyes or if you see little tiny blisters or crusting along the edges of the eyelids, you should consult an ophthalmologist.\n\nGood luck.
473373
nerves sometimes 'short-circit' and give you a reaction it soould not. like turning on a light in the living room and the tv fuzzing. how about a eye twitch,same concept.
460467
When you have unexpect expence your left eye jump and if unexepcted income your right eye jump (this is for male, for females just vice-a-varsa).\n\nBoth eyes jumping you need a nap.
1117823
It is questions like these that make yahoo answers what it is....\n\nI get restless at nights too, some say it is a twitch pattern that develops while you are sleeping. The reslessness and twitching of your legs keeps your body from hitting deep sleep - effectively wasting the time you spend in bed. \n\nI just reached level three..!!!!!
526405
Many times the "twitch" is caused by a vitamin B-12 deficiency.  Eat some broccoli or buy some sub-lingual (under the tongue) dissolving vitamins.  They also help with biting your tongue or the inside of your cheeks.
425177
I agree. Stress and/or fatigue.  I get it too.  It is most annoying and sometimes I don't even feel stressed or tired but my eyelid continues to twitch.  It went away while I was on holidays. It's nice to know I have fellow twitchers!
917066
I get the same thing every now and then. I seem to get it with a combination of lack of sleep and stress.  The twitching usually goes away soon enough, but its really annoying while it lasts. Its nothing to worry about unless it becomes painful.
874224
Depends on where the twitching is
342437
Eyelid twitches/spasms are generally caused by muscle fatigue.  It may be due to eye strain from such conditions as poor lighting, lack of sleep, undiagnosed vision problem or a need for a new lens prescription.  Potassium, as in bananas, is a better treatment for muscle spasms (and cramping) than calcium because while calcium helps regulate muscle contraction, potassium helps regulate both muscle contraction AND muscle excitability.
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Adrenaline (epinephrine) causes the pupil to dilate and the upper eyelid to raise a little bit more.  This is considered an evolutionary benefit in the "fight or flight" phenomenon as it helps seeing while you are fighting/running.