How is eye muscle spasm treated

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In clinical medicine, we generally believe that ophthalmospasm is a common eye disease in the middle-aged and elderly people, which is characterized by intermittent or continuous non random closure of ophthalmic muscles. In severe cases, the ability of self-care was lost due to functional blindness. It is related to people's mental tension, work pressure and brain lesions. The orbicularis oculi muscle of one eye or two eyes has non secondary rhythmic tonic contraction. Clinically, blepharospasm without organic lesions in the eye and its surrounding tissues is called idiopathic blepharospasm. Idiopathic blepharospasm is a common ophthalmic disease.

How is eye muscle spasm treated

First: in clinical practice, it is generally believed that the patients with ophthalmospasm are mostly monocular, and the spasm is mostly confined to orbicularis oculi muscle, but it can affect the patients' facial muscles when it is serious. Mild idiopathic blepharospasm patients can be stimulated by strong light, emotional changes or eye time is too long and onset.

Second: in clinical treatment, we generally believe that acupuncture and facial massage are effective for ophthalmospasm. Eye fatigue first to do eye movement, eyes were in order to right oblique upper, left oblique lower, left oblique upper, right oblique lower view. Then turn the eyeballs in a clockwise and counterclockwise direction.

Third: in modern clinical medicine, it is generally believed that the most effective way to treat ophthalmospasm is microvascular decompression surgery, which can be said to completely solve the problem from the etiology. Facial spasm usually occurs in women over 40 years old. Some studies say it is related to the brain structure of women, but there is no specific scientific basis for this statement.

matters needing attention

Clinically, we generally think that the incidence of blepharospasm is increasing. The reason for the higher incidence rate is that people are increasingly ignoring eye hygiene, and excessive use of the eye can also lead to morbidity.