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I've had the eye twitches, too, and they are indeed maddening.

I notice them much more when I'm concentrating on them. But when I get busy with other things and "forget" about them for a while sometimes they go away on their own. I'm wondering if relaxing helps to stop them?

I never know exactly when they stop....I just suddenly realize that they've stopped but just not sure when.
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