HAVE you ever experienced a gentle tug or what feels like a heartbeat below your eye? The chances are you have an eye twitch – it’s something most people will get from time to time.

More on that below). Let's start with the first question ... the heart or the gut-may cause eye twitching because they all circulate through the eye," says ophthalmologist Robert Abel, Jr ...

However, rarely, a twitching eye can reveal health issues to do with your nerves, muscles, and even motor neurons. The NHS writes that an eye twitch (or indeed any other muscle twitch) that lasts ...

A muscle twitch is a short contraction that sometimes occurs repeatedly − think eye twitching ... to chronic health conditions. Therefore, under most circumstances, the experts say muscle ...

A mum who dismissed her twitching eye as 'college stress' has been left unable to smile after a rare brain tumour was discovered. Jade-Marie Clark first began experiencing what she thought was an ...

Minor muscle spasming can occur due to health conditions like nutrient deficiencies. More severe twitching can be a symptom of serious health conditions, including those affecting the nervous system.

Below, experts explain their nuances and why they happen. Medically called fasciculations, muscle twitches are “relatively common” spontaneous and rapid contractions of a select few muscle ...

Below are some other conditions eye twitching has been associated with... AN eye twitch is very rarely a sign of anything serious. But in rare cases it's been linked to the conditions below.

The stuttering skin is “common and very rarely a sign of anything serious,” they write. However, rarely, a twitching eye can reveal health issues to do with your nerves, muscles, and even motor ...