Blepharospasm problems?

Question

Does anyone know how to stop Blepharospasm? Its just because its really been annoying me...

(If you don't know what Blepharospasm is, then please don't write anything).

Thanks :)

Answer 1

If you’ve ever experienced blepharospasm

, the involuntary twitch of the eye, you certainly want to know how to make your eye stopstopstop twitching. First off, don’t panic if you can help it, stress often leads to the condition, and greater anxiety may make it last for longer. Being able to relax, and ignore the twitching eye may help the eye to stop twitching sooner.

Most often, the eye twitches because of three common reasons. These are stress, fatigue or intake of caffeine. The condition usually lasts for a couple of days and then is gone. It is helpful during this time to try to get a good amount of rest, try to minimize stress and avoid caffeinated beverages.(there is caffene it most carbonated sodas) This can all help make the eye stopstopstop twitching more quickly.

If the whole eye is closing with the twitch, you should definitely see a doctor. They can easily diagnose conditions like pinkeye or corneal scratch. Treatment will make the eye stop twitching, usually within a few days.

Another reason to see the doctor for eye twitching is if the twitching lasts for more than two to three days. In fact, if the twitching keeps recurring, you may have chronic blepharospasm. The origin of this condition may not be diagnosed, but it can be treated.

Doctors may also prescribe different types of medications to make the eye stop twitching. These include benzodiazepines, what we commonly call muscle relaxants or tranquilizers, and some anti-convulsant medications like Tegratol. If the underlying cause is anxiety-based, they may make the eye stop twitching

Blepharospasm may also be a symptom of magnesium deficiency. Magnesium supplementation relieves most types of muscle spasm.

Answer 2

i work in ophthamology and it is thought to caused by stress,