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Right eyelid twitching more than 4 days
My right eye has been twitching for 4 days. It stops in between and then starts again, especially in the morning right after waking up. I’m also confused because I’m taking meditation for my neck problem — is this happening due to the medicines I’m taking, or is it related to the neck issue itself?
My Vitamin B12 is 198. I had neck, shoulder, and arm issues, especially on my right side.
For that, the doctor has given me these medicines:
Thiosyn-4
Napripla 250
Methalfa PF
Gabapentin & Methylcobalamin tablets
Is the eyelid twitching happening because of these medicines?”
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Eyelid twitching is most likely from your low B12 level (198 pg/mL), which can irritate nerves, or as a side effect of gabapentin, rather than your other medications or neck issues.
Correcting the B12 deficiency and reviewing gabapentin with your doctor should help resolve it.
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In most of the cases eyelid twitching occurs due to eye strain
Please consult for further treatment
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