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DarrenSV650S
11-01-08, 07:24 PM
My eyelid has developed a nervous twitch:( It's doing my head in! Because I can feel and see it happening. And if it gets really bad, then my eye starts watering
I feel like punching it to make it go away!](*,)
plowsie
11-01-08, 07:26 PM
I get that from time to time lol.
chazzyb
11-01-08, 07:31 PM
Sounds like you're a bit run down. Get some early nights. If it's any consolation, my lower lids have been doing it so badly recently, my vision twitches around.
Fizzy Fish
11-01-08, 08:11 PM
you're all a bunch of freaks! :smt120
oh yeah and i get it sometimes too - it's sooooo annoying!
Biker Biggles
11-01-08, 08:17 PM
Its a sign of insanity.
Do you wear your underpants over your head and stick pencils up your nose?
Uuuummmmm.Me too.:confused:
wyrdness
11-01-08, 08:37 PM
I occasionally get an eyelid twitch if I've been playing video games late into the night. I think that it's tiredness combined with staring at a screen for too long.
CoolGirl
11-01-08, 09:17 PM
yup, had that recently - v freaky, but even more freaky as it happened in my good eye and I couldn't see too well. It persisted for a few weeks but stopped now. Try a hot compress when it has a turn.
dizzyblonde
11-01-08, 09:25 PM
My eyelid has developed a nervous twitch:( It's doing my head in! Because I can feel and see it happening. And if it gets really bad, then my eye starts watering
I feel like punching it to make it go away!](*,)
A= stop staring at the Org
B- get some sleep
C= don't start punching yourself, then you'll give yourself something to twitch about, and look like a mad person!!!!
:-D
missyburd
11-01-08, 09:25 PM
Its a sign of insanity.
Do you wear your underpants over your head and stick pencils up your nose?
Wibble. :smt082
I get that too occasionally, never lasts too long though. What's even more annoying is when it's on the underside of my arm :-s I think it's meant to be stress-related.
the_lone_wolf
11-01-08, 09:33 PM
;)
DarrenSV650S
11-01-08, 10:21 PM
Wibble. :smt082
I get that too occasionally, never lasts too long though. What's even more annoying is when it's on the underside of my arm :-s I think it's meant to be stress-related.I actually had a twitch on my foot last week. That was weird. Felt like there was a beastie in my sock lol
p.s. I like your signature:)
;)
That is not funny
It isn't funny
It's just not ok
;)
missyburd
11-01-08, 10:27 PM
I actually had a twitch on my foot last week. That was weird. Felt like there was a beastie in my sock lol
p.s. I like your signature:)
I've also had one in my foot, and kneecap (that was soooo irritating!) Is there actually a way of getting it to stop or is it just a matter of waiting for it to wear off (which is usually the case :rolleyes:)??
p.s thankyou :)
-Ralph-
11-01-08, 10:33 PM
Go to bed!
I also get a twitchy eye when stressed some times, asked the doctor last time I was in and he said nothing to be done and they don't know what causes it exactly!:confused:
Perhaps if I didn't stare at a pc screen as much might help also:rolleyes:
Same. Over tired and stress.
DarrenSV650S
11-01-08, 11:13 PM
Its probably stress. I get irritated and annoyed by the silliest little things these days. And then like a second later I'm thinking, why am I loosing it over something like that?
Its like, I know its a stupid thing to get annoyed about, but I get annoyed anyway:confused:
I need to get out on my bike. That calms me down. I always breath a sigh of relief with I start riding down the road.
Roll on summer!:D
Are you randomly shouting w*nk*r at no-one in particular?
No?.............. It's not Tourettes then, go get some decent sleep.
I feel like punching it to make it go away!](*,)
I get twitches quite a lot all over. I relax and enjoy them and say to the nearest person: "Look! I'm not doing that! Amazing isn't it?". (And worry that it might be a clot looking for my important bits)
I'd say punch it and see what happens.
:D:smt038
philipMac
12-01-08, 04:35 AM
Same. Over tired and stress.
Right.
Stress is a creepy bastid.
When you are using a monitor, your muscles in your eyes are locked on on single focal plane. You can remain on that plane for hours if you are a coder / gamer etc.
This is very unnatural for the eye, which is used to looking about at lots of things all over the place.
What you have to do is stop every 40 min, and focus in the distance, than back close, and repeat this 15 times quickly. This sort of loosens the muscles, and helps out with a lot of eye problems.
Hope this helps some of you...
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