Vitamin b eye twitching

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Avatar f tn potassium, calcium, sodium, vitamin B complex, or vitamins B1, B3, or B6 and Vitamin D. Generally deficiencies of any of the above can cause muscle twitching and spasms in localized or generalized areas of the body. Get your kidney function, parathyroid gland function and adrenal function tests done because these affect the electrolyte balance in the body. Stress, alcohol, caffeine and fatigue all cause similar symptoms. Under eye twitch can also be due to refractive errors.
Avatar f tn It depends on what's causing the twitching. There are certain vitamin deficiencies that can cause twitching. I'd take a multivitamin/mineral formula with magnesium citrate, calcium, B vitamins, potassium, and and others. Don't drink much alcohol or soft drinks; stick with water, a little real juice, or a little tea.
Avatar n tn vitamin A, vitamin B6, folate (vitamin B9), vitamin B12, vitamins C, vitamin D, vitamin E, copper, iron, selenium, and zinc.
1632539 tn?1456276618 Hi, welcome to the forum, the incidence of eye and nose twitches is quite common. The possibilities of twitching are eye conditions like lack of sleep, excessive eye strain, blepharitis, allergy etc. and other causes are vitamin and minerals deficiencies like hypocalcaemia, vitamin B12 deficiency, excess caffeine intake, hypoglycemia etc. If uncontrolled twitches, hot compresses on the affected eyelid and nose will help. I suggest you to consult a physician to rule out the cause.
Avatar n tn i have my right eye and left head just above my ear twitching for last months . i dont know why . can any one explan please i am very worried and it is constant.
Avatar n tn Hi...PlateletGal is right!....I would also suggest that calcium levels be checked also. Even thyroid levels if not check recently. Low levels of minerals and vitamins can cause all kinds of twitching and cramps.
Avatar f tn However I still have the twitching I am taking vitamin supplements now I am taking b-6 Folic acid b-12 magnesium and B-12 vitamin. I spoke with the pharmacist and explained my condition to him and he was glad to help me. He said that was the right thing for me to do with my twitching but he also said if it doesn't improved within in a week. It could be something more than a diet deficiency and if it is he said some neurologists give quinine for the muscle twitching.
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2217273 tn?1339440399 I blacked out 2 weeks ago and lacerated the right side of my forehead requiring 5 stitches to close it. Since then, my left eye lid has been twitching involuntarily. Is this normal? Oh.... had CAT scan and the works performed.
Avatar m tn The following comes and goes not more than a few seconds muscle spasms in my feet, calves tingle all the way up to my knee, twitching over my entire body when at rest including eye twitching, real ache in both arms(this has improved since being on Lyrica), both hands tingle and numb some, thumb hurts sometimes when using it and NOT at all other times and the other thumb is beginning to hurt (the thumb issue really is worrying me), slight numbness in my cheek, ear and part of my head will tingle,
Avatar f tn Hi, tingling could be due to low calcium levels, hypothyroidism, vitamin B deficiency or neurological disorder. Blood tests to rule out these conditions are must and also MRI brain for diagnosis in relation with neurological abnormality. How old are you and any history of diabetes or hypertension?
Avatar m tn potassium, calcium, sodium, vitamin B complex, or vitamins B1, B3, or B6 and Vitamin D. Generally deficiencies of any of the above can cause muscle twitching in localized or generalized areas of the body. Get your kidney function, parathyroid gland function and adrenal function tests done because these affect the electrolyte balance in the body. Stress, alcohol, caffeine and fatigue all cause similar symptoms. Peripheral neuropathies as in diabetes too should be looked at.
Avatar f tn Twitching like that I have seen in someone taking a BP medication. Apparently it had to do with a vitamin deficiency caused by the BP medication. You might try a vitamin B and magnesium supplement.
Avatar n tn potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium, vitamin B complex, or vitamins B1, B3, or B6 and Vitamin D. Generally deficiencies of any of the above can cause muscle twitching and spasms in localized or generalized areas of the body. Get your kidney function, parathyroid gland function and adrenal function tests done because these affect the electrolyte balance in the body. Stress, alcohol, caffeine and fatigue all cause similar symptoms. Hence if you take alcohol or coffee then cut this down.
Avatar n tn potassium, calcium, sodium, vitamin B complex, or vitamins B1, B3, or B6 and Vitamin D. Generally deficiencies of any of the above can cause muscle twitching and spasms in localized or generalized areas of the body. Get your kidney function, parathyroid gland function and adrenal function tests done because these affect the electrolyte balance in the body. Stress, alcohol, and fatigue all cause similar symptoms. Get a stool examination done. Hope this helps.
Avatar f tn Oh, my body has been twitching since the eye started. I've always had muscle twitching b/c I exercise so much, but I think when my eye stress began I felt EVERY muscle twitch SEVERELY all over my body - then I really thought I had MS. I also injured calf from running 5 + miles 4 days a week like a nut - this was to prove to myself that I didn't have MS - I strained my calf, which cause an internal shaking feeling inside my leg for months - I thought that my life was over and I had MS.
Avatar m tn m sure you know, an internet search of muscle twitching invariably returns results about ALS. Besides a positive Babinski my neuro exam was good. I also have low vitamin B and very low vitamin D (17). Can this twitching be the result of my MS or should I press for EMG?
Avatar m tn potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium, vitamin B complex, or vitamins B1, B3, or B6 and Vitamin D. Generally deficiencies of any of the above can cause muscle twitching and spasms in localized or generalized areas of the body. Get your kidney function, parathyroid gland function and adrenal function tests done because these affect the electrolyte balance in the body. Stress, alcohol, caffeine and fatigue all cause similar symptoms. Hence if you take alcohol or coffee then cut this down.
Avatar m tn Finally I ordered all vitamin B complex panel blood test and my vitamin b-6 level was found 212 ng/Ml (normal range is 8.7-27.2) nearly 7 times high than normal range. I stopped the vitamin B supplement. Today 28 th day and I have still symptoms in the body but the magnitude of the symptoms have been slightly reduced. I have no idea how much damage these vitamins have done and how long it takes to recover. now I am very careful with my diet now avoiding B6 food.
Avatar n tn potassium, calcium, sodium, magnesium, vitamin B complex, or vitamins B1, B3, or B6 and Vitamin D. Generally deficiencies of any of the above can cause muscle twitching and spasms in localized or generalized areas of the body. Get your kidney function, parathyroid gland function and adrenal function tests done because these affect the electrolyte balance in the body. Stress, alcohol, caffeine and fatigue all cause similar symptoms. Hence if you take alcohol or coffee then cut this down.
Avatar f tn This time we have seen neuro physician, have gone thru MRI - nothing is there, and doctor said it’s normal to have one eye twitching. From last month - it has gone worse, and it keeps twitching day n night, even after a sound sleep - I find it there in morning also. Eye checkup - they say it’s not glaucoma, they have checked for it. And they said it’s not related with eye, it has to be shown to neuro. And neuro found everything normal even after MRI and various checkups.
Avatar m tn The causes of eye twitching are stress,fatigue,lack of sleep, after reading or working on a computer for prolonged periods of time,high caffeine intake,blepahrospasm(twitching in both eyes) and hemifacial spasm(violent twitching is there).To control eye twitching, apply warm compresses on the eye, gently massage the eyelid with your fingers and put some topical antihistaminic eye drops. Also sleep soundly and do not work on the computer or watch TV continuously for a prolonged time.
Avatar f tn Left arm loses strength and hurts some times, both my thighs get muscle cramps and feel weak (dont know why) Now for the main question for the past year eyes and eye brows twitching which has gotten bad, now for the past 2 months my hand mostly my thumb will not to twitching it is all driving me insane. Beside my body absolutely hates me what is causing this cause i can't deal with it no more.
Avatar f tn Sounds like it could be eye strain from being in the computer looking at the screen for long periods of time. Try using some eye drops that lubricate the eye. Maybe put a warm wash cloth on your eye. A nerve somewhere around your eye could be swollen. Make sure you always have a light on when watching TV or on the computer at night. If it bothers you a lot you should ask your doctor about it. Hope this helps!!
Avatar n tn ve had twitching in my abdomen, arms, face, eye lids, toungue, legs feet. Basically everywhere. Recently the twitching has settled in my neck and I see my vision jump but feel the twitches in my neck at the same time, so I don't think it's my eye muscles. I don't have any other symptoms like muscle weakness or tingling anywhere. Just this annoying twitching. Sometimes it feels like a buzzing, like my cell phone is vibrating in my pocket, but it isn't.
225237 tn?1333138999 OK, I NOTICED THIS AFTERNOON THAT MY LOWER, RIGHT EYE LID WAS KINDA TWITCHING (LIKE MOVING BACK & FORTH). IT ONLY LASTED FOR A FEW SECONDS AND WENT AWAY. IT'S HAPPENED A FEW DIFFERENT TIMES....DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT COULD CAUSE IT?? I HAD BEEN TO A OPTHAMOLOGIST BEFORE AND WAS TOLD I HAD DRY EYES AND BURCITIS (?) SHE GAVE ME SOME DROP TO TAKE. BIT I'M NOT SURE IF IT'S RELATED. I ALSO SUFFER FROM ANXIETY, HIGH BP AND PRE DIABETES.....I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE SOME ADVICE!!!