How to check ophthalmoplegia

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I am short-sighted. I often feel tired. I wake up these days and find that my upper eyelids can't open and my eyeballs can't rotate freely. I can't see clearly. Later, I went to the ophthalmology department for an examination and said that it was ophthalmoplegia. Today, let me share with you how to check ophthalmoplegia.

How to check ophthalmoplegia

The first step: General bruising is easy to cause ophthalmoplegia, so instrument examination is needed. If necessary, you can go to a specialized hospital for examination. If the doctor says that you have ophthalmoplegia, you can go to the ophthalmology department of traditional Chinese medicine for acupuncture and moxibustion. Western medicine has no choice but to operate.

Step 2: go to the ophthalmology department for a careful examination, saying that there is fundus hemorrhage. Pay attention to the treatment together, and don't delay the eyes. Too important organs may also be overused. If they are pathological, they can go to the local ophthalmology hospital for treatment, and can take acupuncture treatment.

Step 3: the causes of ophthalmoplegia include infection, cerebrovascular disease, diabetes, tumor, peripheral neuropathy, etc. Ophthalmoplegia is a single symptom, which may exist in a variety of causes. It may also be excessive use of the eye, if pathological, can go to the local eye hospital treatment, can take acupuncture treatment.

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Ophthalmoplegia is a kind of blepharoptosis caused by nerve injury or abnormal nerve muscle joint. It is generally lighter in the morning and heavier in the afternoon. Electromyography or neostigmine test can be done. It is better to take the medicine of nourishing nerve or neostigmine for treatment first.