Which branch does blepharoptosis belong to?

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Ptosis refers to levator palpebrae superioris and m ü The function of the smooth muscle is incomplete or lost, resulting in partial or total ptosis of the upper eyelid. In mild cases, part of the pupil is covered. In severe cases, all the pupils are covered. In congenital cases, amblyopia can also be caused. In order to overcome the visual impairment, the patients with bilateral drooping need to look up at the object, forming a special posture of looking up and wrinkled forehead. Below to share the lower eyelid ptosis belongs to which department?

Which branch does blepharoptosis belong to?

First: congenital blepharoptosis can generally be corrected by surgery, which is generally a neurological problem. It can remove the visual disturbance, prevent amblyopia and improve the face. Acquired blepharoptosis, according to the cause of treatment, and with the Department of Neurology diagnosis, medication. Early treatment is expected to cure or improve. In addition, the operation was considered only after no improvement for more than half a year.

Second: ptosis of the upper eyelid is one of the important signs of ptosis diagnosis, in addition, there are several types of characteristics of patients with ptosis, the first is the forehead wrinkles are more obvious, due to the inability to open eyes, patients often lift the forehead method to achieve the purpose of opening eyes, for a long time will make it develop the habit of lifting the forehead to open eyes and form a deeper forehead lines.

Third: second, it can be judged by examination. First, let the patient close his eyes, and the examiner press the bilateral eyebrows of the patient with both thumbs, and then make him open his eyes. If he can't open his eyes at this time, he can be diagnosed as ptosis.

matters needing attention

After the operation, we should pay attention to: 1. Keep the eyes clean; 2. Don't touch the eyes with water for seven days; 3. Eat more fruits and vegetables every day, and don't eat spicy food. 5. Change dressing and remove stitches on time to prevent infection