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Diagnosed With Stage 3 Lymphoma. On Chemotherapy. Twitching In The Eye. Cause?

Hi,i m a 45 year old female. i have alot of health issues that didn t seem to occur until after I d been diagnosed with stage 3 lymphoma & had to take 8 intense chemo treatments, that lasted for 6/7 hours each. Lately, i ve had this twicting around my entire right eye. it s not constant, but when it happens, i can actually feel it jumping & it s very scary. what could it be?
Wed, 3 Apr 2013
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The twitching in your eye may or may not be related to the lymphoma.

It is more likely that there is a disturbance in the nerve which supplies the eye. The reason for this needs to be investigated. This may be the cause you are having twiching in your eye. You should consult with your doctor who can examine you and treat accordingly.
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Diagnosed With Stage 3 Lymphoma. On Chemotherapy. Twitching In The Eye. Cause?

The twitching in your eye may or may not be related to the lymphoma. It is more likely that there is a disturbance in the nerve which supplies the eye. The reason for this needs to be investigated. This may be the cause you are having twiching in your eye. You should consult with your doctor who can examine you and treat accordingly.