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While eye twitching isn't typically classified as a migraine aura, it could be an early warning sign of an upcoming migraine. Traditional auras usually involve visual disturbances like flashing lights, zigzag lines, blind spots, or shimmering spots that last several minutes to an hour before a migraine attack. Common aura Show Full Answer

While eye twitching isn't typically classified as a migraine aura, it could be an early warning sign of an upcoming migraine. Traditional auras usually involve visual disturbances like flashing lights, zigzag lines, blind spots, or shimmering spots that last several minutes to an hour before a migraine attack. Common aura symptoms include visual changes, muscle weakness, trouble speaking, or tingling in the hand or face. Since you're experiencing a new symptom, it would be wise to discuss the eye twitching with your healthcare provider. They can properly evaluate this symptom and determine if it's related to your migraines or if there might be other causes.

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