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Eye twitching
My right eyes are twitching today is it bad or something else .I'm so afraid .please reply to my question
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Medically twitches are referred to as myokymia and can be caused by: Stress Alcohol Allergies Too much Caffeine intake Tiredness Eye Strain Lack of Vitamin B 12 Lack of Vitamin D Cornea inflammation Lack of adequate sleep All of these factors do not seem to have any back links to any good or bad luck myths. But culturally the twitching of the left eye can either mean good fortune or bad luck. The lower twitching of the left eye in Cameroon means that you might soon shed tears while Nigerians believe that bad luck is coming your way. The Chinese believe that the twitching of the left eye means that you will receive good news, good luck is on your side for men. However for women it’s the opposite it means bad luck. The Chinese also value the time at which your eye twitches. Time can also determine the meaning of the twitch. While Indians believe the opposite of what the Chinese’s believe in.
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Twitching of lids occur usually due to dryness which might be due to computer vision syndrome or mental stress or nutritional defficiencyor nerve irritation etc please identify the cause and follow accordingly.
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