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health advisory Hospital Health care 2007-11-14 16:21:49

The eyelid muscles are very fine and sensitive. Slight changes in the body can allow them to contract spontaneously.

To get rid of the twitch, temporarily avoid all stimulants. These are things such as tea, coffee, chocolate and colas. Some medicines like cold, diet and allergy pills have stimulants also.

Try to get as much sleep as you are accustomed to.

You say you are not stressed but sometimes stress sneaks up on us and we do not realize how stressed we are until we take a break from the routine.

;)

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Try relaxing your eyes by placing a slice of cucumber on them...

YES

I am not kidding... notice there is nothing else I have recommended so DON'T worry about becoming a salad...

BUT if you want to help your complexion go ahead and put Mayonnaise on your face while the cucumbers work on your eyes... LOL

NOPE = not joking...

Peanut Butter is also a great facial mask..

ALL TRUE

I would not kid you one little bit... (smiles)

GOOD LUCK

Licensed Cosmetologist

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Usually its tiredness or to much alchohol nothing to worry about

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it happens to me often...all you have to do is take a rest or try to sleep at least 8hrs a day (trust me it'll stop by then)

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I'm trying to find that same answer to that specific question only i woke up with a headache and my left eye twithching when I find the answer I will make sure to let you know

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I'm not being funny but....

I had that for about a week once. My boyfriend was away. When he came back it went away. At the time I thought it was caused by a lack of sex but on more mature reflection it was probably pent up stress that was relieved ... ;)

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Mine happens when there is sunlight glaring into a room that I am in without realising I am looking into the brightness.

Like a window behind a tv or pc you are looking at.

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Touch with gold(like gold ring or a chain). If you work with computer or watch lots of TV, keep blinking every fifteen minutes to hydrate your eyes. Splash water lightly over your eyes to wash them.

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