what would cause a twitch on one side of my face?
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A pinched nerve in my neck caused mine.  My chiropractor helped me.
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Old wives tale...\n\nYou will see someone you haven't seen in a long time...\n\nOh... here is the medical explaination...\n\nEyelid Twitch.\nThe cause of minor eyelid twitching is unknown. A slight spasm of the lower eyelid or even both eyelids is common and of no concern.
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Its usually a sign that your eyes are tired or strained. For others in can be a nervous twitch  as a reaction to stress.\n\nMost of the time its the former. Adding more light at your workstation (I presume its happening after you've been in front of a computer for hours) and resting your eyes by looking at something else for a while will relieve the tiredness. Even shifting your eyes to looking at the bulletin board or looking at larger print letters will relieve your eyes. Also,  do some eye exercises to help get the blood flowing in the eye muscles. \n\nIf its the latter, you'll have to figure out what's causing the stress and either relieve it or adjust to it.
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INVOLUNTARY FACIAL MUSCLE SPASMS\n\nCHECK OUT EMEDICINE.COM\n\nSOME ARE IDIOPATHIC...UNKNOWN SOURCE\nNEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS
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It's restless leg syndrome. Believe it or not, I actually get it my right foot and left arm sometimes. Its maddening! The itchiness sounds like an allergy. Go see a different Doctor. {erhaps a specialist. There is medication for it. Also, too much Tylenol PM can produce those symptoms as well. Tina
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it might be the botox, or not. \n\nyou should see a doctor or eye specialist fast.
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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!
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could be nothing more than irritation from barometric changes. there my be nothing you can do for it. it could also be ecxima
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If it doesn't go away, you should consider seeing your eye doctor.  Sometimes an eyelid twitch can be a sign of something a little more serious, like an internal eye infection.
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it oculd be a nerve problem. it happens to me sometimes. you could have just been sitting for too long or in a werid position,  I talked to a nerulogist about it and he said don't worry unelss it gets really bad and your whole legs an arms start shaking all the time
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The most probable causes are\n1) Sleep deprivation\n2) Lack of vitamins\n\nSleep deprivation causes eye strain, as they don't receive the rejuvination effects of 8 hours of rest.  This causes strain on the ciliary muscles, and causes twitching much in the same way that sprinters' legs can be seen to twitch from exhaustion after a big race.\n\nA lack of vitamins is also an issue that should be considered.  Vitamins and minerals are essential for the proper working and coordination of your body.  Amino acids, in particular, require certain compounds that the body cannot produce.  Amino acids are associated with protein, and therefore muscles.  Again, the ciliary muscles may not be properly maintained and result in twitching.\n\nTry having a few naps during the day, taking multivitamins, or eating a well-balanced diet.
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Do you have paralysis on a side of the face? Slurred Speech?  Lazy eye?  Numbness in any part of the body?  Plz clarify and I will answer
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The precise cause of the twitching is unknown, and, in fact, it's not known if it's a disease of the motor nerves, the muscles, or the neuromuscular junction. However, anxiety is cleary a major contributing factor in many cases, and a high level of psychological stress appears to be a factor in others. Another factor that seems to be common in many cases is a history of regular strenuous exercise. Attention deficit disorder or a related disorder may be a contributing factor, and people with essential tremor appear to have a greater than normal likelihood of developing BFS. In addition, there are likely other genetic and environmental factors that make the patient more susceptible to Twitching.
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Most eye twiches are harmless, involuntary spasms of the tiny muscles surrounding the eye. Some causes are fatigue, squinting a lot, consuming too much caffeine, or working in a less than ideal visual environment, e.g., staring at a computer screens for long periods of time. Just like a muscle spasm at any other part of the body, an eye twitch can mean you've taxed your muscles and need to relax them. At home treatments that may help include hot baths, warm or cold compresses, rinsing your eyes out with warm water, or administrating eye drops. However persistent, more violent eye twitches could be a symptom of other physical or psychological ailments, such as undue stress or temper tantrums, neurological damage, or even epilepsy. If your eye twitching becomes more persistent, a trip to the eye doctor would be well advised.
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it could be nervous tics.\n\ni have it happen sometimes.
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Yes, I have a 16-yr old male friend who has that, he has facial twitches, although there are different symptoms of Tourettes.
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This sounds like poor circulation on the left side of your body.  It could even be vindictive of something more serious, just as a brain injury, tumor, or nervious disorder such as muscular distrophy or parkinson's disease.  Don't just sit around and wait for it to go away, because you could have a claught which can be life threatening.  Goto your doctor, and like as soon as you can.  This could be life threatening, or not, don't panic just seek some professional advice.