Eye Twitching — Which Doctor Should I See?
Involuntary contraction of eye muscles, commonly known as eye spasm or blepharospasm
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes eye twitching?
Eye twitching is usually caused by stress, fatigue, caffeine, dry eyes, or eye strain. It can also result from nutritional deficiencies, allergies, or certain medications. Most cases are harmless and resolve on their own.
When should I see a doctor about eye twitching?
Seek medical attention if twitching lasts more than a week, affects your vision, involves other facial muscles, or is accompanied by redness, swelling, or discharge. These may indicate a more serious condition.
How can I stop my eye from twitching?
Get adequate sleep, reduce stress, limit caffeine and alcohol, use artificial tears for dry eyes, and take regular breaks from screens. Warm compresses and eye massage may also help relieve symptoms.