My lip and eye have been twitching for three days now!
It's driving me CRAZY.
It's driving me CRAZY.
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Why would that be good for me? O_oComment
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I fail to see the purpose of this thread..... 0.oComment
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I fail to see the purpose of quite a few threads, but that doesn't mean I get to immediately dismiss it.
Maybe someone here has insight as to identifying the cause of said twitches or things that can be tried to alleviate them.�Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. And experience is often the most valuable thing you have to offer.�
― Randy Pausch, The Last Lecture
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Try drinking more or less caffeine. I get like that when I've had a non-optimal amount.Trust is knowing someone or something well enough to have a good idea of their motivations and character, for good or for ill. People often say trust when they mean faith.Comment
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My brother used to have a twitch like that whenever he got depressed. I don't mean to prod around in your emotional life, but if you're going through some emotional stuff right now, that could be the cause of it.Comment
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Thanks for all your insight.
That's why I started the thread, for those of you who saw it as pointless.
I was told it was either potassium or stress. Having taken potassium supplements...Comment
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If you have a decent diet, the culprit is more than likely stress. Work on some regular relaxation techniques, and give it a few weeks. Try to work on the stuff that is stressing you out, so that it stresses you less.Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of HistoryPagan Devotionals, because the wind and the rain is our Bible
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Thalassa: I had considered that it was stress but I'm at a loss as to how to bring my stress level down. I medicate and do relaxation techniques but it seems like my whole life works against the work that I do to relax. I am even on an anti-anxiety medication due to it.Comment
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haha Well you never said you wanted insight as to why you were twitching, how to stop it, or if it was a general rant.Originally posted by LizardMind View Post
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Sometimes, it's simply a lack of sleep. That's what happens to me, I get an eyelid twitch for a week on end and then I sleep 18 hours.. and it's gone.Originally posted by LizardMind View PostComment
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I can't even imagine what 18 hours of sleep is like.Comment
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Oh, I can. It's godly, absolutely godly, I say.Originally posted by LizardMind View Post
If you could find enough time to sleep that much, it just might rid you of that pesky twitch.Comment
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I'm a stay at home dad who works on his girlfriend's days off. Sleep is a joke. One that I laugh at very, very sadly.Comment
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Hrm... maybe it's time to demand a paid vacation? *wishful thinking*Comment
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