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Eye muscle movements
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Eye muscle movements

by Dianne, Sep 14, 1999 12:00AM
About six days ago I noticed a slight, continuous fluttering about 1-2 centimeters under my bottom left eyelid.  The fluttering has persisted and increased.  I can't think of any type of trauma that could have brought this about.  It is now starting to bother me as the movement increases.  Does anyone know what this could be or what I can do to stop it?



Thank you.

by CCF neuro MD MM, Sep 14, 1999 12:00AM
This sounds like myokymia which is a benign condition involving involuntary contraction of the eye muscles. It responds either to medication or local injections of BOTOX which weakens the muscles,
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by Srose, Apr 17, 2008 10:23AM
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