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Published on: 11/28/2025
Yes, deficiencies in certain vitamins and minerals, like magnesium and vitamin B12, can cause eye twitching in women.
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Submit your own QuestionEye twitching can be annoying and sometimes is linked to vitamin or mineral deficiencies. Magnesium is a mineral that helps with many body functions, and a lack of it can affect the eyes, as seen in studies on optic nerve health. Vitamin B12 is another important nutrient, and not having enough of it can lead to involuntary movements, including eye twitching.
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It's important to have a balanced diet to avoid these deficiencies. If you experience persistent eye twitching, it might be helpful to check with a healthcare provider to see if a vitamin or mineral deficiency could be the cause.
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