HAVE you ever experienced a gentle tug or what feels like a heartbeat below your eye? The chances are you have an eye twitch – it’s something most people will get from time to time.

"It's like eye fatigue, the main cause of eye twitching," he says ... Always consult your physician before pursuing any treatment plan ...

Keep reading to learn more about eye twitching and other ... your doctor might recommend a short treatment with corticosteroids. Nystagmus is a condition that causes uncontrolled repetitive ...

Eye twitching causes your eyelids to open and close repeatedly ... or Parkinson’s disease. Treatments like Botox injections and medications can help stop these more severe types of eye twitching.

A twitch may come and go, will normally stop in a few days or weeks, and there's usually no need for treatment ... cause weakness or paralysis on one side of the face, including in the eyelids ...

Treatment usually isn’t necessary for most causes of muscle twitching. The spasms tend to subside without treatment within a few days. But you may need treatment if one of the more serious ...

They say you should rest, try to de-stress, and try not to worry about short-term eye twitches ― ironically panicking about the cause of the twitch may make iot worse. You should also avoid ...

The spectrum of muscle twitch causes is wide, and many times ... “relatively harmless,” Fry says, treatment is usually about identifying what triggers them and reigning that in.