Dystonia, a neurological movement disorder, can cause eyelid twitching. In almost every recorded case, dystonia itself is a symptom of another disease, such as encephalopathy, a brain aneurysm, or Huntington's disease. The condition causes involuntary and repetitive muscle contractions, and blepharospasms are often one of the first signs.

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