Has anyone ever had a twicking in their eye before?
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Yes ... and it's so annoying!! You have my empathy. I've always had it with stress and reduced sleep. (For me the two go together.) Below see what webmd.com has to say:\n\n"Eyelid twitching is often caused by stress or fatigue and usually stops on its own in a short time or improves with rest or reduced stress. Twitches are not a cause for concern unless they persist or occur with other symptoms that suggest nerve problems."\n\nSo, maybe it's time for you to rest a bit and relax? If you don't have vacation time soon, try yoga--perhaps hatha or sivananda (not power yoga).
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i haven't but came close. back when i was in second grade i was in a store and was in the sports area, when i saw a 20 pound free weight laying on the ground. then i tried to put it back on the shelf but it slipped out of my hands and i dropped on my left big tow. yes it hurt a lot but amazingly it wasn't broken but smashed and very badly bruised. as a result i had to get a splint for my foot and eventually the tow nail fell off.
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Im not sure if head trauma can cause this later on in life , but I do know that one is usually born with this condition. I have two family members which have suffered from this and I myself have what is known as a "lazy-eye" and all of us have been born with this eye condition. However, there are corrective measures as well as surgeries and it's too bad this little darling wasnt given the chance at having one.
795634
No, that has never happend to me before!!
782430
Sure I have...........I have seen one before.
547323
I actually went into the bathroom to try this one out. Unfortunately my dwarf brother was taking a bath in the sink. I think today he must be "Grumpy" cos when I pulled the plug out to see where the water he went, he punched me in the eye with his tiny fist. As a result i am temporarily blinded and wont be able to answer your question cos I'm off to casualty to get some eye juice replacements.\n\nMy bro says hi..little bastard!
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streching of teh cornea.
312155
yes, its called a sty. put warm compresses on it until it comes out on its own. dont pop it, it'll cause an eye infection.
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It can be really painful. I have them to appear on my right eye about every 4-6 months. I went to the doctor,,He gave me antibiotic eye drops.Also told me to apply heat compresses 3 times a day. One was so large that it ruptured when I wiped my eye..I got a q-tip and pressed on the area and drained until it was almost gone..The next day it was alot better..It had completely disappeared within 3 days.
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lol yes i have met a few people that have a 'lazy eye', this often pops into my mind, i tend to just look straight at them, whatever you do, do not look over your shoulder to where the lazy eye is looking as they may be quite offended
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I noticed that a load of clothes had been in the dryer for two cycles and was still wet.  I figured something must be clogged up.  So I went outside to check the dryer vent---sure enough it was plugged up with lint.  The dryer vent is about at eye level, so I walked up to it and began cleaning the big globs of lint out of it.  I finally yanked one big piece free and all the loose lint that had been building up in the pipes was suddenly blown out the dryer vent right into my face.\n\n When the last big block finally broke free I had this split second vision of a fog of lint headed towards my face.  I opened my mouth to say "Oh s h i t"---that's when I got the mouthful of lint.\n\nI spent the next 20 minutes getting lint out of my eyes, nose, mouth and ears. \n\nI never claimed to be overly bright.
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Yes, but I am not too hot on the idea of someone popping my eyesballs out.  I talked to someone who used to work at the eye bank and had to do that.  It is really gross to think about.
386113
I do also, have since childhood. An eye doctor told me that it is not all that uncommon. He had a word for it that I do not recall. Harmless, and somehow related to the eyes. Great news is, your children can expect to have it also.
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Rather odd question. I don't know if you could look at yourself or not. Maybe so if you didn't break the optic nerve. I have known of fights were one's eye popped out and it was popped back in. But thank heavens I didn't see it.
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Yes, it leads to blindness.  I can only see out of one eye now due to excessive consumption during my youth.  If only Yahoo Answers had existed then!
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My dog developed it in his left eye. It started out as a very small hazy spot and continued to worsen over the years. Eventually he went blind in both eyes. The progression was slow and he was able to adjust and compensate as it worsened. It was very sad to watch...I couldn't afford the removal procedure.
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There are a lot of things that could cause this.  You really should get it checked out by your eye doctor just to make sure it isn't a sign of anything more serious.