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onthemend
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Hoping some of you with all of your great info and experience can help:

Has anybody experienced eye twitching? If so, what did you do about it?

I'm not talking about the wriggling 'worms' and/or random jerks through the eye muscle that I've experienced on/off in the past, but now a pretty steady, all around the left eye except inner corner, TWITCH. So far I can still track and read, but it is getting annoying. Before I go to the neuro and/or LD with this symptom, I was interested to hear your comments.

This has been going on & increasing since Sept.


Thanks!

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All I can tell you is for me it is a come and go symptom-left eyelid top mostly, sometimes bottom lid.

Not a constant 24/7 twitch-but one that would spring into action for about 5 minutes at a time, then stop. Seemed to cluster some days-then nothing the next day.

Happened mostly when I was on Mino. Has not occured since I stopped Mino.

Did you start any new meds?

I didn't do anything about it-except get a bit annoyed.

My LLMD always notes it on my symptom chart though when it does occur.

I think if I were to mention it to my opthamologist, who is totally lyme illiterate, she would probably answer something like "oh you're just tired"

Take Care,
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My eye twitch and beneath-eye burning hotspot was presumptive bartonella!!! Went away with CIPRO!!!!

Very annoying!!!!!!!

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Eye twitching is s synptom of Thyroid issues as well
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Hi
I have twitching all over, including the eye lid.

Take magnesium, that should control the twitching.
I do a powder called CALM. If you take too much it will induce loose stools. If so, just back of a little.

good luck

Peace,
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I have eye twitching. I haven't noticed it for a while now, but there for a while I had it every day and yes, it's annoying.

I never did anything about it except tell my LLMD. I have Bartonella so that must be the cause.

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Flagyl caused this very very bad. Do a search.
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Magnesium made my eye twitching go away.

Good Luck!!!

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http://www.ydr.com:80/ci_7203531

Support group plans 'Eye on Lyme' seminar

Daily Record/Sunday News

Article Last Updated: 10/17/2007 12:30:03 PM EDT

12:29 PM

Oct 17, 2007 - The York Lyme Disease Support Group invites the public to the
seminar "Eye on Lyme" 3 p.m. Sunday by Dr. Eric L. Singman, a
neuro-ophthalmologist with the Family Eye Group in Lancaster.
New Creation Community Church at 3005 Emig Mill Road in Dover Township will
host the seminar, which will examine ocular problems and other central
nervous system defects Lyme disease can inflict. Singman will discuss
treatment and how to ensure a correct diagnosis.

For details, call Gail Sheffer at 292-5324 or Ruth Loucks at 764-3212.

Copyright � York Daily Record

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Thanks all. I've added magnesium, my fingers are crossed.

onthemend

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