PH Doctors: Twitching eye!

PH Doctors: Twitching eye!

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camgear

Original Poster:

6,941 posts

196 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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My bottom right eyelid has been twitching for about a week now, and it's driving me f**king mental! Any ideas what it could be? Would it be an optician or a GP that I need to see?!

Don't make me break out the cocktail sticks...

Penny-lope

13,645 posts

195 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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I get that when I am really really tired. Get some kip, and it should stop biggrin

dibbers006

12,292 posts

220 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Massive sympathies with this one... such a horrible condition. It drives me mad!

Cheeky Jim

1,274 posts

282 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Tired or tired and strained eyes.

1) Get some sleep
2) If still twitching, go to the opticians and get them checked.


3) Stop asking daft bloody questions on PH - Remember Google is your friend!

Stupeo

1,343 posts

195 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Its to do with being tired.

I get it every few months and sometimes it can last a couple of hours, other times it can last a few days!

Matt

BlueEyedBoy

1,920 posts

198 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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try some Optrex Dry Eye stuff, the eye lid is not lubricated enough and is sticking. Staring at a computer screen for 10 hours a day normally causes this....

Edited by BlueEyedBoy on Tuesday 31st March 11:26

SpydieNut

5,807 posts

225 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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too much porn will do that

next you'll be asking us what to do with wker's tennis elbow

M3CHA-MONK3Y

6,095 posts

197 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Hmmm sounds like Necrotizing fasciitis.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necrotizing_fasciitis

The main symptom is eye twitching.

camgear

Original Poster:

6,941 posts

196 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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M3CHA-MONK3Y said:
Hmmm sounds like Necrotizing fasciitis.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necrotizing_fasciitis

The main symptom is eye twitching.
Awesome, I could do with losing some weight biggrin

ShadownINja

76,655 posts

284 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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M3CHA-MONK3Y said:
Hmmm sounds like Necrotizing fasciitis.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necrotizing_fasciitis

The main symptom is eye twitching.
Well-timed post just before lunch. That kebab is looking less appealing than it already was.

Tony*T3

20,911 posts

249 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Fatigue or Stress. Try tuning the ligths down to if you can. Or work in natural light.

V8mate

45,899 posts

191 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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You're turning into Gordon Brown.

gingerpaul

2,929 posts

245 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Bird flu?

okgo

38,458 posts

200 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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As above fatigue and stress. Hence why both of mine are going mental right now. End of quarter hehe

M3CHA-MONK3Y

6,095 posts

197 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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No, definitely Necrotizing fasciitis.

It starts as an eye twitch and within 6 hours turns into this :


<Mod : I don't think we need to see that sort of thing here>

Best break out the concealer!



Edited by ThatPhilBrettGuy on Tuesday 31st March 12:13

trooperiziz

9,457 posts

254 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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I had a head cold 4 years ago, which for some reason started one of my eyes twitching.

4 years later I still get it, sometimes it's really bad but over time it has got better... Nothing to do with stress or tiredness for me.


LittleSwill

268 posts

214 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Too much coffee?

AlexKP

16,484 posts

246 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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I get this occasionally.

As others have pointed out, it is usually to do with lack of sleep, but the other big contributing factor is fluorescent strip lighting, as this flickers (although you can't see it).

elster

17,517 posts

212 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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thegavster said:
Whnever I've googled any illness or ailment to try and find out what it is, it normally suggests Cancer.

Hence I've stopped googling symptoms and go to my GP instead, he seems to be quite well trained in this sort of thing hehe
My GP is more likely to prove the theory of cold fusion, than to actually diagnose any ailment.

A3 Lucie

3,473 posts

184 months

Tuesday 31st March 2009
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Often due to stress I believe...so chill out!