
What should I do if my right eye keeps twitching?
Recently, my right eye has been twitching constantly, with occasional spasms that have persisted for several days. This has been very bothersome to me. I have tried resting and massaging the eye area, but the twitching continues. What should I do?

Frequent twitching of the right eye is called eyelid spasm, commonly caused by eye muscle fatigue, mental stress, lack of sleep, or local irritation. In most cases, this phenomenon is temporary and generally not a cause for concern. Common methods for relief include:
1. Avoid prolonged eye use: Ensure adequate rest and avoid extended periods of eye strain, especially reducing excessive reliance on electronic screens.
2. Adjust lifestyle habits: Ensure sufficient sleep and avoid staying up late for long periods. Also, maintain good eye hygiene and take regular breaks.
3. Relax both mind and body: If the twitching is caused by mental stress, try relaxing techniques such as listening to calming music or practicing deep breathing.
4. Apply warm compresses: Applying a warm compress to the eyes may help relieve tension in the eye muscles.
5. Medication: If there are signs of infection such as redness, swelling, or increased discharge, eye drops or other medications may be used.
If symptoms persist or are accompanied by blurred vision, headache, or other issues, it is recommended to seek medical examination immediately to rule out the possibility of conditions such as facial muscle spasms.