What to do if you can t open your eyes and droop your eyelids

Updated on healthy 2024-06-19
13 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    I can't open my eyes, and my eyelids are heavy.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    It may be caused by sagging of the upper face, that is, various complications of the eye, that is, the sympathetic system has been damaged, of course, sometimes poor rest will cause edema of the eye, which will also cause this situation, you can go to a regular eye hospital for examination and **.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Upper eyelid drooping is caused by fat loss from the upper eyelid, or it can be caused by neuromuscular or neurological insufficiency.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    It may be a loss of collagen, a deficiency in the spleen, a problem with digestion, or a lack of qi and blood.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Ptosis refers to eyelid disease caused by congenital abnormal, incomplete or acquired disease, which is manifested as ptosis of one or both sides of the upper eyelid and is significantly lower than normal. The right eyelid droops and the eye can't be opened, which may be the cause of the puffy eye. Depending on the patient's condition, cold compresses, hot compresses, medications, and surgery** may be used.

    What to do if your right eyelid is drooping?

    1. Measure the degree of drooping of double eyelids. Double eyelids become double eyelids to single eyelids, depending on whether the muscle strength is normal.

    2. Congenital ptosis is mainly surgical**, and acquired ptosis is considered for surgery when drug control is ineffective**.

    3. The main surgical methods are to improve the upper eyelid muscle strength and frontalis correction surgery, and the surgical methods are varied, which are mainly selected according to the condition of the upper eyelid muscle strength.

    Causes of ptosis of the right eyelid:

    1. According to the cause, it can be divided into congenital ptosis and acquired ptosis.

    2. Eyelids** sagging, puffiness, drooping eyelids, pupil occlusion.

    3. Drooping eyelids caused by enucleation of eyeballs or small eyeballs, eyeball atrophy, and intraocular fat atrophy in the elderly.

    4. Changes in heavy trachoma and starch samples.

    5. It may be secondary to the disease of the eyelid itself, such as eyelid tumor, trauma, inflammation or degeneration, etc., which damages the eyelid muscle, or due to the swelling of the diseased eyelid and mechanical drooping of the hypertrophic eyelid.

    6. It may be secondary to the third cranial nerve or cervical sympathetic nerve palsy.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    If the upper eyelids are swollen and the eyelids can't be broken, it is recommended not to drink water when you sleep in the future. Guidance: Occasionally use ice to reduce swelling (once a day is enough, don't use more), and sleep with a pillow high to sleep.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    To give you a few ways, you can also try Conissy

    First, open your eyes wide, use your middle finger and ring finger, press and hold on your sideburns near your temples for 3 seconds, let go for 3 seconds, and massage your hands 5 times at the same time. You can join Conissy during the massage and then the massage will be better

    Second, use three fingers to divide the position between the molars and the gums, from the corner of the mouth to the ear, and gently massage 2 times for each contact in a circle. Repeat the same steps 5 times, of course, on the other side.

    Third, look at yourself in the mirror (30 cm away from your face and at a 45-degree angle), tilt your chin up at the same time, hang your eyebrows up, stand still for 3 seconds and then continue the original action, repeat the same steps 10 times, of course, don't push too hard, be careful of wrinkles.

    Fourth, tilt your face up 45 degrees, look down with your eyes, press the eyebrows with your left index finger, press the eyebrows with your left middle finger, and gently stroke your eyes and face 10 times in a sliding way.

    Fifth, use your thumbs to prop up with both hands at the same time, and gently massage 15 times in a way that supports and puts one for 1 second each.

    Suggestions: Sixth, press the top of the eye socket bone with your thumb and index finger, and gently massage 15 times from the inside to the outside in a circle.

    Seventh, tilt your face up 45 degrees and look down with your eyes. Use your index finger, middle finger, and ring finger to gently massage your eyes and face 15 times at the same time for 3 seconds.

    8. The middle fingers of both hands are also gently pushed 10 times above the eye socket bone in the way of holding and releasing for 3 seconds each.

    9. Tilt your face up 45 degrees, place your middle fingers in the middle of your eyes and face, and gently massage 10 times in a circle.

    10. When the size of the eyes is not commensurate: On the smaller side of the eye, repeat the above eye massage steps. By the way, remember to massage 5-6 times a day, and gently massage, otherwise wrinkles will occur!

    11. When you want to make your eyes longer: On the smaller side of the eye, gently massage 20 times with your middle finger around the eye in a clockwise direction.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    What should I do if my eyes droop when I'm older? Get the tail of the eye and easily have the aura of the goddess.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Hello! Ptosis is a more serious condition. When the eye is opened, the upper eyelid covers too many dark eyelids. The problem of ptosis is caused by the weakness of the levator palpebrae muscle, not the levator palpebrae itself, and it is recommended to go to a regular medical care to do it**.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Older age or long-term eye fatigue can cause sagging of the upper eyelids. The first manifestation is drooping of the corners of the eyes. If it is a single eyelid, it can be corrected with double eyelid surgery at one time, and it kills two birds with one stone.

    If you have double eyelids and you are satisfied, you can solve it with an eyebrow incision and brow lift.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    It can be broadly divided into two categories:

    The levator palpebrae superioris is shortened or shortened and the anterior edge of the plus muscle is moved forward to enhance the function of the levator palpebrae superioris; Upper eyelid ptosis correction.

    Enhancing or replacing the levator palpebrae muscle with adjacent muscles or implants, such as frontalis and superior rectus traction to improve the position of the upper palpebral margin.

    1) Levator palpebrae shortening: After the improvement of countless surgeons, there are many changes in surgical methods now, which can be roughly divided into transconjunctival incision (internal incision method) and transincision (external incision method) or conjunctival and combined incision methods. It is suitable for patients with bilateral or unilateral mild or moderate congenital ptosis, and the levator palpebrae palpebrae muscle is still partially functional (the muscle strength of the levator palpebrae palpebrae muscle is 5 mm or more).

    It can also be used for acquired aponeurosis ptosis. This surgical method maintains the original walking and movement direction of the muscles, which is more in line with the physiological requirements of the eyes, and the postoperative effect is also ideal. However, this method is limited to mild and moderate ptosis of the levator palpebrae muscle, such as poor function of the levator palpebrae muscle (the strength of the levator palpebrae muscle is less than 5mm), shortening of the levator palpebrae muscle or moving the muscle stop anterior, the surgical effect may not be ideal, if the muscle function is completely lost, it is more difficult to work, and a large number of muscle shortening is reluctantly, which will lead to serious complications such as severe palpebral insufficiency and diplopia after surgery.

    2) Frontalis lift: There are two ways to lift the frontalis muscle: one is to use the help of various materials or tissues to connect the tarsal plate and the frontalis muscle, and indirectly use the frontalis muscle strength to correct ptosis.

    At present, the materials and tissues used include autologous wide fascia, **, muscle, allogeneic dura, allogeneic sclera, silk thread, silver wire, stainless steel wire, silicone strip, etc. Among them, the autologous wide fascia is better, it will not be rejected after implantation, it will not be extended, and the height of the palpebral fissure and the shape of the eyelid are stable after surgery. The disadvantage is that the patient's thigh should make more openings, which is not easy to be accepted by the patient, and the surgeon also finds it troublesome, and the patient has to use the frontalis muscle to contract and raise the eyebrow to make the eyelid fissure larger, so the patient has different degrees of eyebrow raising after surgery.

    Allogeneic dura mater or allogeneic scleral lift is used, but after a few years, the palpebral fissure slowly droops, or some part of the palpebral is deformed, and a few cases lose its efficacy due to early absorption or fibrosis of the implanted tissue. Silk sutures have a good correction effect in the near future, and the surgical operation is convenient, but the maintenance time is much shorter than that of the allogeneic dura mater or sclera, and it is basically not used at present. Another method is to directly use the frontalis muscle to make a frontalis flap, move down and fix the upper tarsal plate suture, and directly use the frontalis muscle strength to lift the upper eyelid to correct ptosis, which is called the frontalis muscle flap direct suspension, this method does not work through the intermediate link, avoids the shortcomings of the indirect use of the frontalis muscle, and is suitable for good frontalis function, congenital or acquired ptosis, especially for severe ptosis, and can also be used for other surgical methods to correct the failure of ptosis.

    In addition, the deep wrinkles in the forehead can disappear naturally after the operation, making the forehead appear wide and flat, and the patient can also obtain the cosmetic effect of double eyelids after the operation.

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Disease analysis: The upper eyelid drooping should be administered in different ways according to different causes. For patients with congenital ptosis, surgical correction is quite effective, and for acquired ptosis, it should be carried out for different causes**.

    Suggestions: If there is a case of muscular dystrophy, total eye muscle paralysis or double vision after eyelid lifting, surgical correction should not be performed. Myasthenia gravis should generally not be surgically treated, but surgery may be considered if it is confined to the eyelid and the drug** is not effective or unacceptable.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Hello, the inability to open the eyes can be caused by myasthenia gravis, ocular inflammation, eyelid edema, posterior communicating aneurysm, etc.

    1.Myasthenia gravis: Myasthenia gravis is an acquired autoimmune disease in which muscle weakness is often exerted in the afternoon or evening and lessens in the morning or after rest.

    Patients may have symptoms such as ptosis, weakness of the eyelids, and inability to open the eyes, in addition to symptoms such as weakness in chewing, weakness in the limbs, and difficulty swallowing.

    2.Ocular inflammation: If the patient has inflammation of the eye, it may also cause the patient to be unable to open the eyes, in addition to conjunctival injection, increased discharge, photophobia, lacrimation and other symptoms.

    3.Eyelid edema: Conditions such as heart failure, kidney disease, cirrhosis, etc., can cause patients to have eyelid edema, which can lead to the inability to open the eyes.

    4.Posterior communicating aneurysm: a posterior communicating aneurysm of the cerebral artery may compress the oculomotor nerve, causing oculomotor paralysis, which may cause symptoms of ptosis and inability to open the eyes.

    It is recommended that patients who have difficulty opening their eyes should seek medical attention in time, find out**, and follow the doctor's instructions**.

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