Can low calcium cause eye twitching?

[North Hanover]

What are the side effects of low calcium? Is it bad to eyes? It is possible to cause eye twitching?

[Westmanland]

There are many side effects of low calcium. Your immune system will be low. You will feel not strong at the whole body. It is possible for you to get eye twitching because of the coming invisible bacterium. You could just use some eye drops to moisture the eyes and get rid of the inner bacterium. You could also use warm compress to treat the eye twitching.

[North Hampton]

As we all know,calcium plays a very important role in people's health. It is vital for cells to function properly, and it can strengthen bones and teeth,and it can also fight against conditions like depression, colon cancer, osteoporosis and so on. What is more importantly, calcium is also important for teh function of muscles and nerves.In general the condition of too-low blood calcium can lead to many side effects. In most cases, blood calcium levels may drop low without noticeable signs or symptoms. So We had better see a doctor when calcium levels are low. Here are some side effects caused by low calcium. 1:The direct results of low calcium is the high risk of irritation. 2: Depression, fatigue may be caused by calcium deficiency Weakness. 3: It can lead to brittle nails and very very fragile bones. 4: It is also possible to lead to eye twitching and other eye infections. 5:It can aslo cause high risk of high blood pressure.

[Westmark]

Generally speaking, a low level of calcium may cause problems to some other part of the human body such as bones, blood pressure and have not very much side effect on the eyes. However, if the level of calcium is too high, it may deposit in the eyes and lead to several eye problems. The deposits of calcium can form in three different places in the eye and cause correspondent eye diseases, that is, in the cornea, conjunctiva and retina. The cornea will exhibit calcium deposits in a condition known as band keratopathy that block the blood vessels in the eyes. The conjunctiva will exhibit calcium deposits in the form of concretions which will lead to the degeneration of cells in the conjunctiva. And the deposit of calcium in the retina can lead to calcific plaques in the retinal arteries through which the plaque is transported until it reaches an artery that is too small for it to pass through and becomes lodged in the wall of that artery.And if the artery is large enough, it can cause vision loss. Therefore, you had better consult your doctor to decide what amount of calcium you can take in everyday in case of causing any discomfort.