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It seemed to start when I was pregnant with my 2nd Child 4 years ago, my mouth drooped to one side when I smile and especially when I laugh. I notitced, mostly when driving, that I had twitching in my face, on the right hand side, when I looked in the rear view mirror yo ucould actually see it too! It never lasted long though & I still have this sometimes.
More recently people have notified me that my left eye doesn't when I close my eyes & that my right eye droops a little too?
One eyes tends to water / be teary for no reason. I just put that don't to tiredness but I seem to be getting more tired / lathargic lately too.
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I am not a doctor but what you are describing seems to be Bell's palsy. That is where the seventh cranial nerve has been subject to a virus. Talk to your doctor about treatment. This could be taking extra vitamin B complex plus an additional B-12. Keeping the eye covered to prevent objects from entering the eye and using artificial tears to prevent the eye from drying out.
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