What s going on with the old jump in my left eye? My left eye is always jumping, what s going on

"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**.

Apply a hot towel to your eyes, do more eye exercises, and avoid overusing your eyes.

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.

The left eye is jumping, and good things are coming.

Haha, maybe it's nervous!

If you don't have a good rest, or you are nervous, it is recommended to rest well and go to bed early at night.

Eyelid beats can be divided into physiological and pathological ones.

Physiological eyelid beating does not need to **Many people have experienced physiological eyelid beating, and its onset is transient, the onset time is very short, often only a few seconds, and the degree of beating is not serious. This eyelid flutter generally does not require special treatment. As long as you close your eyes and rest for a while, apply a local massage or warm compress, and the eyelid jump will disappear.

Pathological eyelid throbbing requires **Some people not only have eyelid throbbing, but even the corners of the mouth and half of the face twitch together, and feel nauseous and dizzy. This eyelid throbbing can only be stopped once it is found and eliminated. Its ** includes exertion, nervousness, and illness.

The more severe pathological eyelid beats are caused by facial muscle spasm. This eyelid throbbing is a sign of intracranial disease, mainly because the facial nerve that innervates the movement of the eyelids is compressed by blood vessels, resulting in abnormal nerve impulses, which are difficult to heal on their own, and should be checked by a neurosurgeon as soon as possible**. Therefore, if there is a prolonged and gradually worsening eyelid beat, you should go to the hospital in time.

..Normal, hehe, probably neurospasm. You can take some drugs that nourish the nerves, such as methylcobalt, gamma oryzanol, etc., and at the same time, you can cooperate with injection**, such as subcutaneous injection of compound camphoraline superficial temporal artery.

The left eye jumps rich, is it going to be rich?

Please don't feel pressured and go to the hospital to rule it out.

There are many reasons for the beating of the eyelids, such as simple eye diseases, but I am not afraid, facial nerve paralysis, the eyelids will not beat, the paralyzed side will have problems with closing the eyes, the blow test will leak, the nasolabial folds will become shallow, the head lines on the affected side, and so on.

It has something to do with your fatigue, you have been working and studying all day, and your eyelid muscles are fascicular twitching and spasmodic, I hope you will pay attention to rest, do not transition to close work, and watch less on the computer, try to relax yourself.

If it is still ineffective after self-conditioning, you can ask a doctor to prescribe a small amount of muscle relaxation and anti-anxiety drugs, which will be fine. Fennarol (Chlormezanone Tablets) One tablet daily before bedtime for a week can be effective.

It depends on the age, if you are old (over 60 years old), accompanied by high blood pressure, cerebral arteriosclerosis, and high blood lipids, go to the neurology department to see.

Ophthalmic eyelid twitching, which is generally fascicular twitch of orbicularis oculi muscle, is related to rest, sleep, and overuse of the eyes. If you are not worried, you can rule it out.

This is a fascicular twitch of the orbicularis oculi muscle, which is more common after eye strain and over-reading, staying up late, and over-using the computer. Excessive thinking, anxiety and other nervous tensions. Makes the eyelid muscle fibers twitch.

You can rest your eyes, relieve fatigue, and use drugs in small doses to inhibit the transmission of motor nerve fibers (get a doctor's prescription).

You can go to the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular department, neurology disease, sometimes the head and face reaction, you can go to the hospital to see a doctor, rule out.

If you jump for a week, you should go to the hospital, and professionally, don't go to a small clinic, and let you go to a big hospital again.