What s the matter with my eyelids that keep jumping?

"Eyelids" are called "eyelids" in medicine. There is a thin muscle in the eyelid called the orbicularis oculi muscle, which grows in a wheel-shaped shape around the eye, and its contraction causes the eyelid to contract. If for some reason there is a sudden and repeated contraction in a part of the orbicularis muscle fiber, the phenomenon of "eyelid jumping" occurs, which is medically called "eyelid tremor".

As the saying goes: "The left eye jumps wealth, the right eye jumps disaster", but there is no scientific basis for this statement, and "eyelid jumping" is actually a precursor to a certain disease in the human body.

Eyelid beats are actually an alarm that reflects the health of the human body. For the vast majority of people with simple eyelid jumping, the most common reason is overuse or fatigue, excessive mental tension, etc. In addition, eye refractive error, myopia, farsightedness, or astigmatism, intraocular foreign bodies, trichiasis, conjunctivitis, keratitis, etc. can also cause eyelid beats.

Most eyelid throbbing caused by eye muscle fatigue and nervousness can be recovered by relaxing stress and resting properly. If the eyelids flutter due to a refractive error, vision correction is usually relieved. If you have an eye disease, it can be cured by an ophthalmologist**.

If the eyelid throbbing is worse, resulting in blepharospasm or facial spasm, a neurosurgeon is required**.

Blepharospasm facial spasm caused by mental stress or fatigue: characterized by a gradual increase in the number of beats, and even the size of the eyes is different, and the corners of the mouth on the same side of the patient with more severe symptoms will also be accompanied by beating, and the symptoms are obvious, and facial nerve microvascular decompression can be effective**.

The control of eyelid movement is done through the neuromodulation of the brain, the orbicularis oculi muscle. Eyelid flutter, which is caused by a local neuromodulation abnormality. Most of them are caused by factors such as excessive eye fatigue, mental tension, and overexertion of the body.

If you don't have a good rest, that is, you don't sleep well at night, try drinking a glass of warm milk before going to bed, which will effectively help you sleep.

If you don't get enough sleep, your eyes will skip, so please take a break!!

No good rest, that's all. Don't be nervous.

The eyelids are always beating, which is considered to be caused by eye muscle spasm, and the reasons for frequent eyelid beating are: 1. Excessive fatigue, especially for long-term work, study, driving, looking at mobile phones, computers, watching TV, etc., can lead to eye muscle fatigue, resulting in eye muscle dysfunction and further eyelid beating. 2. Lack of sleep can lead to eyelid beating, which is the most common cause of eyelid beating.

3. Excessive mental pressure, if the mental pressure is too high in daily work, study and life, it can lead to the dysfunction of the eye nerves, resulting in frequent eyelid beating. 4. Viral infection, when the body is infected with some viruses, it can cause neurological dysfunction, resulting in eyelid beating.

Maybe it's because you didn't get a good rest!

Eyelid beating is a common symptom in ophthalmology clinics, usually seen in eye fatigue caused by overuse of eyes, so it is recommended to pay attention to good eye habits in the near future, try to avoid excessive eye use for a long time, avoid staying up late and other bad habits. You can also apply a warm compress to the symptoms, and the symptoms can generally improve gradually.