According to the NHS, most people get twitching eyes and muscles from time to time. They're often linked to: Stress and anxiety Tiredness and fatigue Drinking caffeine or alcohol Some medications ...

Stress increases cortisol levels, overstimulating nerves around the eyes. Similarly, caffeine and alcohol dehydrate the body, worsening muscle spasms. A 2020 study in Neurology Clinical Practice ...

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Waking up in the middle of the night could signal health issues related to stress, diet ... with symptoms such as cramps, spasms, and even occasional eye spasms. As the magnesium level decreases ...

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