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  • Why does my eye twitch when i chew?

    I feel my eyes twitching when i chew something. Is this a matter? What makes it happen?

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    I am happy to answer your question. For your condition, just do not worry about it, it is not serious situation. You will be OK if you have a good habit in your life. Our body will react in many kinds of ways if we are under much stress all the time, in this condition, eye twitching can be one sign of stress. We should take it easy for this serious condition to decrease this eye system. Maybe, much stress will cause our the bad sleeping, so take enough sleep is also important element to have a good condition. The other point, the time for using computer is so long in our modern life, this also will cause this eye twitch, therefore, we should take some eye exercises or see other things in the distance after a certain time. Enjoy your time.

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      For the vast majority of people who occasionally suffer from purely eye twitching, there is a most common reason which is that they have been using the eyes too excessively and feeling fatigue or having been under great mental strains for a very long time, such as using a computer for too long a time, overuse of the eyes under the strong or very weak light, continuous mental pressure before the exam or an interview, and so on and so forth. In addition, the refractive errors of the eyes, myopia or nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism, intraocular foreign bodies, trichiasis, conjunctivitis, keratitis and so on can as well cause eye twitching. These causes of eye twitching all root in the ending part of the the eye nerves, which thus result mainly in symptoms of one side of the upper eyelid or under the eyelids. If you feel your eye twitching, you should as soon as possible to go to your ophthalmic to help you find out the cause of eye twitching and thereof making symptomatic treatment.

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