If you have an eye twitch in both of your eyes then you have what is known as blepharospasm and it could be a sign of a more serious problem. However, if you have a right eye twitch or left eye twitch then you have a hemifacial spasm which is usually less serious.

Almost everyone has experienced a sudden, out-of-the-blue eye twitch at some point. More than likely they have experienced more than one case of their eye twitching. So why does it twitch? A majority of the time an eye twitch promotion services 
is nothing serious and should not be worried about but in some cases it actually could be a sign of a more serious problem.

Stress is perhaps the most common form of eye twitching. In most cases it is the result of eyestrain but it can also come from being overworked or any other stress-related activity. The twitching will lessen or stop altogether when the source of the stress is reduced.

Many people become concerned when they start having an eyelid that twitches intermittently or even constantly. This may occur for weeks, months, or even years. Typically it does not occur constantly and has been coming and going for a month or so when the patient finally show up at the eye doctors office concerned they have acquired a serious vision problem.

The more common reasons are lack of sleep, fatigue, computer and TV screens, vitamin deficiency, eye strain, allergies, excess caffeine, and nerves that are compressed. You should have a close look at your lifestyle to see what your twitching eye is caused from. Usually occurring together, sleep fatigue and stress can cause eye twitching and they also can cause some other symptoms.