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Ever since I quit a job over a month ago I noticed that the eye twitching which lasted for over a year completely stopped and there were moments it got really bad. I did an eye exam and everything was fine over a year ago and even this year, before I quit the job and they couldn't explain why it was still twitching. Could it have been mental or maybe it was affecting my high blood pressure? I noticed when I was working my blood pressure was higher compared to now, someone pissed me off and it even got up to 180. I was mad for a few days but only checked it once. Is tourette syndrome a mental disorder? I'm sure I didnt' have that. My life is so much relaxing now that I don't work. I feel amazing and with a lot of energy, plus I have social anxiety so I don't have to deal with people I don't like anymore. I don't have to see them or talk to them or be around them. Sometimes even when my blood pressure wasnt high at the job my eye would twitch when I felt I was being stared at and I felt uncomfortable.
When you say "eye twitching," are you talking about an eyelid muscle that spasms by itself? I've had that for years. Yes, it can be stress-related. It can also be triggered by sitting in front of a TV or computer screen for hours on end. This condition is benign and doesn't need treatment unless your vision is affected. It also does not indicate mental illness.
When you say "eye twitching," are you talking about an eyelid muscle that spasms by itself? I've had that for years. Yes, it can be stress-related. It can also be triggered by sitting in front of a TV or computer screen for hours on end. This condition is benign and doesn't need treatment unless your vision is affected. It also does not indicate mental illness.
when I was working I was using the computer way less, now I am using it almost the whole day and no eye twitching and I am talking about the eye lids
Are you taking calcium? I had undereye twitching that started when I began taking calcium chews. Once I stopped taking the chews, the twitching stopped.
Stress and lack of sleep may cause twitching also.
Ever since I quit a job over a month ago I noticed that the eye twitching which lasted for over a year completely stopped and there were moments it got really bad. I did an eye exam and everything was fine over a year ago and even this year, before I quit the job and they couldn't explain why it was still twitching. Could it have been mental or maybe it was affecting my high blood pressure? I noticed when I was working my blood pressure was higher compared to now, someone pissed me off and it even got up to 180. I was mad for a few days but only checked it once. Is tourette syndrome a mental disorder? I'm sure I didnt' have that. My life is so much relaxing now that I don't work. I feel amazing and with a lot of energy, plus I have social anxiety so I don't have to deal with people I don't like anymore. I don't have to see them or talk to them or be around them. Sometimes even when my blood pressure wasnt high at the job my eye would twitch when I felt I was being stared at and I felt uncomfortable.
Oh wow, I had totally forgotten that back when I was in a job where I was super stressed on a daily basis, my eyes would twitch all the time. It went on for months and drove me nuts. After I quit, the eye twitching completely went away.
I have had this eye twitching all my life. Caused by various things. Stress, lack of sleep.. etc. It is utterly common and benign. I agree you should cut back on calcium and increase magnesium. Calcium causes twitching and magnesium reduces it.
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