Why is my eye throbbing and why wont it stop?
927012
Throbbing or twitching?\nhttp://www.eyecaresource.com/conditions/eye-twitching/
425177
I agree. Stress and/or fatigue.  I get it too.  It is most annoying and sometimes I don't even feel stressed or tired but my eyelid continues to twitch.  It went away while I was on holidays. It's nice to know I have fellow twitchers!
427086
You need to see your eye doctor immediately.  Stress will not cause sharp bursts of pain behind your eyes.  Be proactive about this - it's much better to be safe than sorry.
742037
Most of the time the "twitching" is caused by fatigue, sleepless nights, eye strain, constant rubbing, tired eyes from computers work, dry eyes, infection, stress, maybe even a hair or eyelash in the eye. Eye strain of many forms can trigger the response. It usually will clear up on its own. There is little that you can do except to moisten the eye, and clear it of any debris and/or get more sleep. \n\nIf the twitching does not stop in a few weeks, consult a Dr. Or if the eyelid does not fully close or if it is closing on its own. There are some serious underlying problems when this occurs.\n\nIt is usually nothing to worry about though, just try to drink plenty of water and get enough rest and sleep! Hope this helps.
966993
Sweetheart, it sounds like you are having some worrisome problems.  The doctors will figure out what is going on and "fix" it for you.\n\nIt may just be the migraines that are causing most or all of your problems.  A migraine can show up in a couple of different ways.  \n\nSome people have headaches while other people have what is called "Migraine Syndrone". With migraine syndrone, you may see a zig zag semi-translucent line in front of your eyes.  It appears to be around 6 inches wide.  When you close your eyes, you will still see it which indicates that it is happening in your brain and not in your eyes.  \n\nYou may have a "blind spot" in each eye.  You can look at one spot and there will be a spot, to the side, that will be a blank spot.  You move your eyes over some and the blind spot will move with your eyes.   \n\nYou may temperaraly lose your memory but it will slowly return.\n\nWhen it is over, everything will return to normal, and you will have a normal headache, and, with that, a great need to sleep.  After sleeping some, you will wake up and feel really bad.\n\nNo one knows for sure what causes migraines and migraine syndrone but it is thought that the blood vessels, in the brain, contrict and cut some of the flow of blood off to parts of your brain.\n\nMine hasn't caused me any permanent damage as far as I know.  I personally think the problem is caused by stress and nerves.\n\nIs my description similar to your symptoms?  \n\nGood luck.  Pops
539688
It could be a tic. Have you ever seen anyone and you were talking to them and their eye started twitching? Thats a tic, if it doesn't stop I suggest you go to the hospital. It isn't anything  fatal, just annoying and I am sure they could give you something to take care of it. It could just be nerves as well.
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Your eyes are getting dry . Because while staring at the monitor and you are not blinking as often as necessary to keep your eye sockets moist . You must remember to blink often or get eye moisturizing drops. \n\nI had that problem , ( not on house arrest ) I did go to my Dr and that's what I was told . My Dr. suggested I take a supplement known as flax- seed oil (gel tablets) because flax-seed helps promotes natural tears . But I also discovered other benefits of this product . Since you are on the computer often ,I suggest  , you investigate this product and other things that would/could improve your quality of life. Good Luck and May GOD bless you
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If you would like to cure headaches naturally, try to take a lime, cut it into half and rub it on your \nforehead. The throbbing will go away.  This worked for me.
107374
You better talk to your doctor, that's not normal. Lot's of things can cause it . It could be something as simple as needing glasses or it could be something a little more serious. \n\nGood luck to you:)
792816
Sometimes when I haven't been sleeping enough, when I've exercised too much, or when I'm sick, I get headaches where I feel a throbbing in my head. I don't have it all the time though. Mostly I get headaches like that when I haven't been sleeping well. Maybe that's your problem. Hope it gets better soon!
514083
See an eye doctor.\n\nIt might be something on the lens, or it might be something on the retina. Or it might be some completely different thing.
917066
I get the same thing every now and then. I seem to get it with a combination of lack of sleep and stress.  The twitching usually goes away soon enough, but its really annoying while it lasts. Its nothing to worry about unless it becomes painful.
749492
Only your physician can make an accurate diagnoses but if I take a guess I would urge you to check your pillow.  Does the headache end when you get up?  This might be because of wrong pillow height.  Also do you have arthritis in your neck?  That can be another source and can usually be helped by finding the best sleeping position for you.  As I said these are only guesses and if it persists I urge you to see your physician.
123234
maybe your have an ear infection.\nit can cause everything you discribe.\ni would call a doc. just to be sure
559269
Stay away from stressful situations.  Don't watch TC in the dark or stay up too late.  Sleep is important.\n\nIt sounds like you may be getting migrains and you may need to seek mediacal attention.  What you should do in the mean time is STAY in the dark, with a cool face cloth.  \n\nEat a well balanced diet, eat things in moderation, and include exercise in your daily routine.\n\nI am a previous sufferer of headaches.  Good luck!
858918
Sounds like trouble with your central nervous system. Get checked by a doctor as soon as possible!
1158820
Could be one of many things.....\n\nFirst, when did you last have your eyes tested? If you haven't had them tested within the last year, go and get them checked. You might need glasses. Poor vision can cause regular headaches.\n\nSecond, do you take over the counter pain killers regularly for your headaches? If so, they could actually be CAUSING headaches. Stop taking them regularly and see if the headaches get better.\n\nThird, they could be tension headaches. These feel like a tight band around your head and are relatively unresponsive to painkillers. They're due to muscle spasm in your neck and shoulders and general measures to reduce stress and anxiety will improve the headaches.