Try eating a banana, the potassium helps control muscle contractions.
Yep, also if you want temporary relief you can try a warm compress on the eye. I imagine it helps relax the muscles a bit and let the eye rest (and even if it doesn't work, a warm compress can feel nice)
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If you’re desperate enough to ask for home remedies on the internet, then you’re desperate enough to see an actual doctor. This issue might be more complicated than it seems.
I've cheated death far too many times to go out by something like Eye-Twitch Disease.
I'll die in an exciting and glorious way like an exploding fireball off a cliff.
Eye twitches are a little-known symptom of Explodingfireballoffacliffitis.
I've also heard that the symptom is prevalent in those who suffer from Glutiusmaximusinyourbutticusitis
Have some fruit, water, and a nap. Are you feeling stressed? I'm usually either dehydrated, stressed, or both when mine starts twitching. Luckily haven't had it in a while!
Be careful -- have a doctor do it.
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Eat a banana and drink some water and stop taking so many stimulants and get some rest.
Do you take any meds? I swear I've heard of this as a side effect before. Unless I'm just remembering some old I Love Lucy episode or something.... Are you Lucy?
Happens to me sometimes from greater than normal amounts of stress. Goes away after 3-4 days.
I see a lot of people suggesting potassium, and that's what I usually do, but for a while now, it turns out that I needed magnesium (helps relax the muscles). I'm not a doctor, so definitely check with a professional, but having some nuts like walnuts might be a good idea.
Many people go straight to recommending potassium, but magnesium is key for helping muscle contractions. Fortunately bananas are also rich in magnesium as well as potassium, so they may be helpful for more than one reason.
That's a great advice!
Happened to me often. Drink more water and eat potassium filled foods like bananas
If you don't like bananas, potatoes have a lot more potassium by both weight and calories
And they're less radioactive
Try to get some rest? Take a good multivitamin? Either of these things seems considerably more reasonable than punching yourself in the eye
Justif-eye-able? yes.
imo, it's probably a lack in magnesium.
when I get those, I just sleep it off. Just tired muscles in my experience.
Stress and lack of sleep will make your eye twitchy. Drink some chamomile tea and eat a chocolate cookie.
My eye isn’t twitching, but I’m still going to take your advice.
On any stimulants?
I wish....no I don't. I'm a former meth addict and haven't done anything stronger than coffee in many moons. But even coffee doesn't affect me.
Are you still drinking coffee? Congrats for getting off the meth btw.
Happened to me for a while, idk why. Took a few weeks to go away. The human body is weird
Americans would do anything before going to a doctor.
Edit: are you from UK? Don't you have universal Healthcare or something? Go to a doctor, that could be a symptom for something else.
are you from UK? Don’t you have universal Healthcare or something?
Yes, but I prefer the ancient art of "pissing and moaning". :) Oh and I don't think any GPs doing appointments on Xmas/Boxing day.
For real go to a doctor. That could be a symptom for s neurological problem.
Tends to happen when it's unaffordable to do so for anything non life threatening
I heard some doctors prefer a 1-2 combination!
Do something that slows your heart rate, like showering or breathing exercises.
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My left eye has been twitching off and on for more than a week now. I definitely have not enough sleep and too much stress (buying a house is so much fun :cry:)
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