Eye twitches are harmless, involuntary spasms of the tiny muscles surrounding the eye. Eye twitching comes from squinting too much, or simple fatigue, or drinking too much coffee, or dry eyes, or by staring at a computer monitor or television set for too long a period of time.
People who spend a good part of the day at a computer screen are prone to eye twitches. Spasms occur with overuse of any muscle in the body. So simply resting the eyes will take care of most eye twitching. Blinking now and then helps.
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Amit johri
Eye twitches are harmless, involuntary spasms of the tiny muscles surrounding the eye. Eye twitching comes from squinting too much, or simple fatigue, or drinking too much coffee, or dry eyes, or by staring at a computer monitor or television set for too long a period of time.
People who spend a good part of the day at a computer screen are prone to eye twitches. Spasms occur with overuse of any muscle in the body. So simply resting the eyes will take care of most eye twitching. Blinking now and then helps.