What are the symptoms of eyelid myasthenia gravis?

1. The most direct symptoms of eyelid myasthenia gravis are drooping eyelids, liking to look down, strabismus, and inflexible eye movement, giving people the feeling that there is no expression or an indifferent expression.

There are also some people in life who like to lower their eyelids, but in fact it is a very bad habit, our normal overlook and squint are to be able to see objects from different angles, but if this goes on for a long time, it will actually change the state of the muscles. For people who have eyelid myasthenia gravis, they need to exercise their eyelids, although they can rely on drugs for **, but the most important thing is to rely on their own perseverance to overcome, and occasionally exercise appropriately.

2. Eyelid myasthenia gravis is also manifested as blurred vision, which is more blurry and weak than normal people's vision, and of course, accompanied by weakness in opening the eyes.

However, different groups of people may also have asymmetrical left and right eye conditions, and in general, women are more likely to develop the disease than men, and most people develop the disease around the age of 30. If you need it, you can use traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture, or you can use Western medicine, the time period may be relatively long, but generally you can reach a state of healing after **, which will also increase people's self-confidence and beauty.

3. For different patients with myasthenia gravis of the eyelids, there will be symptoms of drooping eyelids, and there will be different changes in symptoms in the morning and evening.

For example, in the morning, patients with myasthenia gravis can still open their eyelids normally and see things normally, but as time goes by, the more in the afternoon and evening, the eyelids begin to slowly appear drooping, and the symptoms will become more and more obvious, and in severe cases, it will hinder the normal life of the patient. At this time, it is necessary to combine some medications** to change the symptoms of drooping eyelids. Of course, it can also be done through Chinese medicine and acupuncture.

Even the eyelids will droop, and it looks like the eyes can't be opened, and it will also make you look very unrefreshed, and it will also affect your eyesight, making your vision very blurry.

There is a way, the current medical technology has been very developed, and the technology is constantly updated, and such drugs will be slowly developed.

There should be no way**, because sometimes this disease will still recur, I suggest that it is best to use traditional Chinese medicine**, which may be better.

Ophthalmoasthenia gravis is caused by:

Mainly due to acetylcholine receptor antibody-mediated cellular immunity dependence, complement is involved in an acquired autoimmune disease that mainly accumulates to the postsynaptic membrane at the neuromuscular junction.

Analysis: Symptoms of myasthenia are confined to the extraocular muscles, and ocular myasthenia gravis can occur at any age, and the relative peak incidence is < 10-year-old children and 40-year-old men, >50% of MG patients start with ophthalmomy-type myasthenia gravis, of which 10%-20% can heal spontaneously, 20%-30% are always confined to extraocular muscles, and the remaining 50%-70%, the vast majority (>80%) may develop generalized myasthenia gravis within 2 years of onset For patients with ophthalmic myasthenia gravis, it is often due to the abnormality of autoimmune function, so the body will produce antibodies that attack its own cells, which can easily cause patients to droop the eyelids. As the disease progresses, these patients may develop weakness of the skeletal muscles of the limbs, and if they do, they need to be differentiated from other disorders.

Suggestions: The symptoms of muscle weakness are limited to the extraocular muscles, and ophthalmomy-type myasthenia gravis can start at any age, and the relative peak incidence is 40-year-old men, >50% of MG patients start with ocular myasthenia gravis, of which 10%-20% can be self-healing, 20%-30% are always confined to extraocular muscles, and the remaining 50%-70%, the vast majority (>80%) may develop generalized myasthenia gravis within 2 years of onset.

Myasthenia gravis is the mildest of all types of myasthenia gravis and is defined as extraocular muscle involvement, with drooping eyelids and eye motility disorders. There are often drooping eyelids that cover the pupils, affecting vision, and there is diplopia, the movement of the two eyes is difficult to be coaxial, and if the severe patient even has eye fixation, the movement of the eye in all directions is limited. Symptoms are mild in the morning and severe in the evening, mild when they wake up in the morning, and worsen in the afternoon after activity and exertion.

If there is a positive fatigue test on physical examination, symptoms of intramuscular neostigmine can be relieved for a short time, and then worsen again after 3 to 4 hours, which is called a positive neostigmine test. If the patient's ** is related to thymoma or other autoimmune diseases, chest CT examination is required to determine whether there is a thymus mass, improve the indicators related to immune inflammation, and rule out other immune inflammatory diseases. The main manifestations of patients with ophthalmoasthenic muscle weakness are skeletal muscle abnormalities and easy fatigue, which has a certain impact on the patient's life.

Opinions and suggestions: spleen and kidney yang deficiency type: drooping eyelids or weakness of limbs, or even general weakness, easy fatigue, cold extremities, soreness of waist and knees, frequent urination or nocturia, loose stools or incomplete grains, light tongue, tooth marks on the edges, thin white tongue coating, and thin pulse.

Ophthalmomyasthenia gravis is the mildest type of myasthenia gravis, which is mainly manifested by unilateral or bilateral eyelid drooping, double vision in both eyes, fluctuating symptoms and easy fatigue, light in the morning and heavy in the evening, aggravated after fatigue, and relieved after rest.

Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disease that affects the neuromuscular junction and can occur at any age, characterized primarily by muscle weakness and post-activity muscle fatigue, which can be improved with rest and cholinesterase inhibitors.

The most common presenting symptom of myasthenia gravis is:

Ptosis of the upper eyelids. and binocular diplopia. Patients may also have muscle weakness in the extraocular muscles, laryngeal muscles, or extremities alone at the beginning of the disease. This is followed by the gradual involvement of more skeletal muscles, from the face and limbs to the respiratory muscles, affecting normal life and even life-threatening.

Introduction: Myasthenia gravis is a symptom that is common in daily life, and it is also very harmful. But most friends don't know, what are the dangers of ophthalmotype myasthenia gravis?

There is no very clear understanding of this disease, and if you suffer from it in the future, it will be very unfavorable. So the topic I want to share today is, what are the harms of ocular myasthenia gravis?

1. What is ophthalmoasthenia gravis?

Ophthalmomyasthenia gravis occurs at any age, but the peak of onset is in children under 10 years of age and men over 40 years of age. Ophthalmomyasthenia gravis refers primarily to the symptoms of muscle weakness that are confined to the outer muscles of the eye. For this disease, you can take traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine, acupuncture, Chinese and Western combinations, etc.

Traditional Chinese medicine will take different methods according to the different methods to prescribe the right medicine. For example, there are spleen and stomach deficiency type, liver and kidney yin deficiency type, spleen and kidney yang deficiency type, and qi and blood deficiency type.

2. What are the harms of ocular myasthenia gravis?

Ophthalmomy-type myasthenia gravis will cause strabismus in patients, and if it occurs in early childhood, it will seriously affect the healthy development of vision and become amblyopia. Double vision is also a common manifestation of ocular myasthenia gravis, a condition that occurs due to movement disorders caused by strabismus and nystagmus. And the main manifestation of double vision is that what the two eyes see cannot be combined into a single image.

It can also cause fatigue and a sudden loss of appetite. Most patients are very tired after housework or physical labor, and they do not want to eat and have no appetite. It will cause the eyelids to be relatively loose, and this symptom will also bring great trouble to the patient, most of this disease is caused by lesions in the brainstem, nerves, muscles and other organs, and it will appear in a state of systemic muscle weakness, so for this disease, we must pay attention to it, and the above is the content to be expressed according to this topic.

It can cause damage to your eyeballs, and when you open your eyes, you feel that you have no strength, strabismus, or asymmetry, resulting in eye strain.

Strabismus, eye disorders, inability to move, blurred vision, inability to see clearly, drooping upper eyelids, and affecting the patient's daily life are all harms.

It will reduce people's resistance, will also reduce people's immunity, and also has a certain impact on people's eyesight, if the situation is very serious, it will also make people's eyesight very poor, and it will also make people blind, so we must pay attention to this problem.

Analysis: Hello this friend! Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disease that primarily affects acetylcholine receptors on the postsynaptic membrane at the neuromuscular junction.

The main clinical manifestations are eye muscle weakness and fatigue, which worsen after activity and are relieved by rest and cholinesterase inhibitors**.

Advice: My advice is to take cholinesterase inhibitors under the guidance of your doctor! Cholinesterase inhibitors can increase the amount of acetylcholine in the synaptic cleft by inhibiting the activity of cholinesterase.

It only temporarily improves symptoms, maintains basic vital activities, and buys time for further immunization**. Cholinesterase inhibitors should only be considered if muscle weakness interferes with the patient's quality of life, with significant limb weakness, swallowing, and breathing difficulties. Medications**, radiation**, and surgery** can also be used.

Patients should avoid eating mustard greens, radish, mung beans, kelp, seaweed, watercress, cabbage, daylily, watermelon, winter melon, and bitter gourd. Eating more warm foods in your daily diet can play a great role in supplementing. For patients with spleen and stomach deficiency, it is advisable to eat more sweet and warm tonic products, which can play a role in tonic, neutralizing and alleviating emergencies.

Hope it helps!