Are twitching eyelids dangerous?

Question: Are twitching eyelids dangerous?

Answer: In the vast majority of cases an eyelid twitch is caused by minor things like stress or lack of sleep. However, in some cases it can be a symptom of a serious neurological disorder which would mean that indirectly your twitching eyelids are dangerous. If you have any doubts or your twitching isn’t getting better or you have other health problems it’s important that you see a doctor to get a professional opinion. It’s really not worth assuming everything is fine especially in the situations outlined above.

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