My dad had lots of trouble with this and saw several doctors before I did some research for him and showed him the symptoms for blepharospasm. It turned out he has this and now gets botox in his eyelids to help with it. This is probably worst case however. He welded his whole life, always getting debris in his eyes. I don't think he helps himself either as he never drinks any fluids to stay hydrated. Best of luck.

It's fitting I saw this thread, I too have been blinking a lot as of late.

I just checked the cast iron pot on my wood stove, sure enough bone dry.

Hopefully that will cure my issues.

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Ha! ^^

Seriously, how would this make anyone nervous?

They only move when your eyes are closed.

It's a Dr. Who episode.

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Originally posted by RobC2:
My dad had lots of trouble with this and saw several doctors before I did some research for him and showed him the symptoms for blepharospasm. It turned out he has this and now gets botox in his eyelids to help with it.

Eye Doctor mentioned Botox, i couldn't understand why...

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Originally posted by RobC2:
My dad had lots of trouble with this and saw several doctors before I did some research for him and showed him the symptoms for blepharospasm. It turned out he has this and now gets botox in his eyelids to help with it.

Eye Doctor mentioned Botox, i couldn't understand why...

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I had a boss that got Botox injections in her face a few years back. She went from having a face you could read expressions on to looking like a puffy China doll with a frozen half-grin. She couldn't smile if she wanted to, so if the right amount of that stuff in overactive blinking eyelids has the same effect, I can see the logic.

Greetings from Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Blinking is gone. All stress related.
Jamaica, no problem!

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Yaah Maahnnnn !