What causes those little eye twitches?
471922
it happens when someone is gossiping about you!\n:)
244269
if the eyes twitches too much
407809
it seems like you have a cerebellar disorder. Cerebellar disorder can cause both intentional tremors and drooling.
447949
It could be from eye infection.\nPoor kid sounds like a mess.\nHE needs a doctor and someone to care.
535088
These small muscle twitches are called 'fasciculations'.  They can be caused by a neurologic injury, but are usually a sign of one or more vitamin/mineral deficiencies (which are very common with modern diets/processed foods).\n\nLow levels of magnesium, potassium, calcium, vitamin D, vitamin B6 and vitamin B1 have the potential to cause fasiculations because their 'biochemical functions' overlap with each other.\n\nTry a quality multi-mineral supplement and a B-complex supplement.\n\nYou want about 300-600 milligrams of Magnesium (Mg) in one of these forms: Mg citrate, Mg glycinate or Mg gluconate.\n\nPotassium (400-1000 milligrams) and calcium (600-800 milligrams) should be as potassium citrate and calcium citrate.\n\nCod Liver Oil is a good source of Vitamin D - take enough to get about 2000 IU of vitamin D per day.\n\nTake the supplements in 'divided' doses' with your meals.\n\n\nAlso, increase your intake of fresh fruits and vegetables (at least 5-7 servings per day) and have at least 3 servings per day of 'true' whole grains (not junk cereals - even the ones that say 'whole grains').\n\nBest wishes and good luck.
746370
This could be caused by several different things. Could be nothing, could be serious. See your doctor.
1135843
Eye twitches are responses to either medication, some irritant or lack of rest. In severe cases there may be nerve problems or acute mental issues which must be diagnosed by a doctor. \n\nBe sure your eyes are clean. Get a full eight hours of sleep. If needed, take an antihistamine to help you rest. Upon waking, wash your eyes and after a few hours, if the twitching persists, see a doctor.
102225
I see them all the time too.  I get them really bad when I get a head rush or when I feel a migraine coming on. They are called floaters.  They are perfectly normally, nothing you need to go see an optomitrist about.
1105561
It could be a pinched nerve... or just plain muscle spasms. I would suggest you go see a doctor so he can tell you what's really wrong! They're the reason they're there!
1005104
It's called Photic sneezing, and it's not too uncommon. There's thought that the change in lighting that triggers the changes in your eyes (your retina getting smaller in bright light) for some reason sends a signal to your sneezing reflex as well.
435092
If it doesn't go away, you should consider seeing your eye doctor.  Sometimes an eyelid twitch can be a sign of something a little more serious, like an internal eye infection.
941889
It would be good to give some more informations, like: when do they shake? did u notice if some special situations cause it?  do they shake while you are at rest? Or after exausted day?\nIt would say a lot about what could it be :)\n\nIf you wish to talk to somebody feel free to email me:\nlina_girl06@yahoo.com
767817
u need sleep trust me i know. i have had the eye twitching before. you just need sleep try to get a few extra hours in tonight and maybe tomorrow night too. it will not only make ur twitch go away but make you feel better.\ngood luck.
426547
Eye twitching is a type of localized muscle spasm called a fasciculation.  It can be a sign of mineral deficiency - especially magnesium, but also calcium and potassium.  Low levels of vitamin B6 (which is necessary for magnesium function) and B1 (which is necessary for energy production) can also be involved.  Even vitamin D deficiency might be a factor.\n\nTry a quality vitamin/mineral supplement.\n\nBest wishes and good luck!
957812
its your muscles doing a final relax before u go to sleep - usually because you arent properly asleep then they are still `on call` for any reactions !  Hence twitching in your sleep , like your falling off a cliff or something , it doesnt happen when your fully asleep.
604058
Try putting drops in your eyes like visine for allergies. It happens to me once in awhile and it's very irritating (no pun intended) but the visine helps. It could be caused from dust, something else in the air, I don't know for sure but again eye drops help.
597059
Sounds like petit mal epilepsy but I'm no expert. You should get a PET scan of your brain and talk to a neurologist soon.