I feel like my eyelids are beating all the time, will it develop into facial paralysis? Do I need tr

It will not develop into facial paralysis, the eyelids may not appear other lesions, but it will not develop the level, if you are particularly worried, you can go to the hospital for a detailed examination. If it doesn't affect your normal life, you don't need it.

No, this is a normal eyelid reaction and will not cause facial paralysis, but it is also necessary to go to the hospital for a check-up, which is more reassuring.

Eyelid beating is a manifestation caused by the nerve of the eye, most of which are divided into physiological and psychological, and will not be controlled by people's thinking and consciousness.

If there is a long-term eyelid beat, it may be caused by a disease, which will develop into facial paralysis, and require medication and external **.

Don't know how long you've been sick?

Tell you the facial muscle function training method in the later stage of facial paralysis: 1. Facial massage, massage or stretch the facial muscles every day, which can promote blood circulation, delay muscle atrophy, and strive for nerve function as soon as possible**. Every time you do an exercise before functional training, you can get twice the result with half the effort.

2. Muscle function training, forehead: a frown as hard as possible, when antagonizing it, you can add a opposite force to the inside of the eyebrow. b Raise your eyebrows vigorously and act in a state of great horror.

When antagonizing, you can apply force in the middle of the upper eyebrows. Eyes: a Close your eyes firmly.

If it can't be closed completely, finger strength can be used to help. Antagonism is performed with a small force applied to the eyelids. b Alternate between tightly closed and lightly closed eyes.

Nose: aExpand the nostrils as much as possible, as if you can't breathe. b. Minimize the nostrils, as if encountering an unpleasant smell.

c Cross your hands and place them on either side of your nose to help wrinkle your nose and form wrinkles at the base of your nose. Lips: Ah press the sides of your mouth with your fingers, and push your lips forward, as if you are pronouncing a U sound.

b Press the sides of the mouth with your fingers and pull the lips back as if you are pronouncing an i. c Exercise the upper lip to show the symptoms of leakage of the upper gums. When strength is insufficient, you can use your fingers to gently lift the ** between the upper lip and the bottom of the nose to assist in movement.

For antagonism, use your fingers to press the mucosa from the bottom of the nose to the side of the lip. d Exercise the lower lip to make the lower gum leak first, and the tension in the neck can be felt at this time. When strength is insufficient, you can use your fingers to gently press down on the jaw area** to assist in movement.

For antagonism, use the fingers to press from the jaw to the labial**. e Carry something between your lips and try to move him.

The sequelae of facial paralysis can also be activated by acupuncture points, and the nerve activation ** will have a good effect.

The eyebrows can't be wrinkled. The eyes cannot be closed, and the eyes will tear after staring for a long time at first, and the blink will be slower than normal. The nose does not shrink properly.

When he laughs, his mouth is crooked, and there is no expression on the face of the sick side. When eating, the sick side often leaves food, and it is difficult to eat and drink water. Sometimes there is pain behind the ear.

This is a symptom of my facial paralysis. When you recover, there will be pain on the sick side, and it seems that your eyelids will jump.

Last time, a neighbor of mine used Professor Ding's Straightening Triptych**, and the feedback was good.

**Facial paralysis is the first choice for Professor Ding to correct the triplet**.

Eyelid beating after facial paralysis may be eye muscle spasm, and it is also related to lack of sleep, it is recommended that you avoid cold wind when you go out, come to the neurology department to have a look, ensure adequate sleep, and use a hot towel to warm the compress.

The scientific name for eyelid flutter is "eyelid tremor".

There are two causes, one is due to rest, lack of sleep, or because of anemia, excessive smoking and alcohol, and the other is caused by eye diseases, such as myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism, conjunctivitis, keratitis, ......Eyelid throbbing is something that everyone may experience in their lives, and most of them can go away on their own in a short period of time. Therefore, when the eyelids are just beating, do not go immediately, but pay more attention to rest, relax your spirit, and maintain a good attitude; At the same time, strengthen the local hot compress, pay attention to observe whether the eyelid beat is gradually decreasing or increasing, whether there is a downward expansion trend and a linear pulling sensation from the eye area to the corners of the mouth. Also, look in the mirror and feel for any obvious atrophy (depression).

If your eyelids still flutter after a week, you should go to a professional medical institution for treatment.

I didn't have a good rest, and I usually paid attention to the combination of labor and entertainment. Don't put too much pressure on yourself.

Dude, I have the same symptoms as you, my eyelids keep jumping during the recovery period of facial paralysis, and I am uncomfortable to death, may I ask if your eyelid jumping symptoms are relieved now? How's that!

Recommendation: one. The cause of facial spasm which changes.

a.Most patients are due to normal vascular cross compression, such as posterior inferior cerebellar artery, anterior inferior cerebellar artery, vertebral nerve artery compression, and occasionally due to aneurysm, arteriovenous malformation, or cerebral aneurysm and other facial nerve root compression.

b.The other group of patients has idiopathic facial nerve palsy.

Secondary spasm of the affected side muscle occurs after recovery.

Facial neuritis may be a pathologic change that causes nerve demyelination that does not return to normal. There is still partial loss of myelin, which makes the electrical conduction of the facial nerve susceptible to generalization, or facial neuritis involves the nerve nuclei in the brainstem, forming seizures that resemble epileptic foci and produce seizures of the facial muscles.

c.Rarely, patients have spasm of the affected side muscles after traumatic tumors or surgery. It may be due to a short circuit with other cranial nerves during the recovery of the facial nerve, and a twitch of one side of the facial muscles when the other nerve is excited.

Two. Causes of Facial Paralysis Causes of Facial Paralysis Facial paralysis refers to paralysis of the facial muscles.

It is a condition caused by damage to the facial nerve caused by various reasons, and is often called "disfigured neck" because facial paralysis can cause a very strange face. Facial paralysis is mainly manifested by the face.

Motor dysfunction.

Such as drooling at the corners of the mouth, crooked mouth and eyes, strange facial expressions, stiffness, etc. The root or slow branch of facial paralysis can be divided into two types: central facial paralysis and peripheral facial paralysis according to the different lesion sites, among which peripheral facial paralysis has a high incidence, and the most common is facial neuritis or Bell's palsy