Blepharospasm

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Also known as:  Blepharospasmus;  Eyelid Spasms;  Eyelid Twitching;  Lid Twitching

 

Description

Blepharospasm is an involuntary twitching (Tics) of the Eyelid Muscles (orbicularis oculi Muscles) usually occurring only on one side.  Blepharospasm can last from weeks to months and they often spontaneously disappear.

 

These Substances may Alleviate Blepharospasm

Minerals

 Blepharospasm may occur as a result of Magnesium deficiency (and supplemental Magnesium alleviates Blepharospasm where Magnesium deficiency is the cause of Blepharospasm).  [1]

 

Smart Drugs

 Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) (400 – 600 mg per day) may alleviate Blepharospasm.  [2]

 

Vitamins

 Blepharospasm may occur as a result of Vitamin B12 deficiency.  [3]

 

These Ailments may Cause Blepharospasm

Metabolism

 Blepharospasm may occur as a result of excessive Fatigue.  [4]

 

Nervous System

 Blepharospasm may occur as a result of excessive Stress.

 

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