Please ask a doctor or expert to solve it. My right eyelid is twitching and my heart is beating uneasily.

Saccadic saccades are a sign of eye strain and fatigue. If they are not relaxed at the right time, they may cause eye diseases such as ophthalmoplegia and ptosis.

Frequent eyelid twitching is also a disease. What we often call eyelid twitching is eyelid twitching. In fact, it is caused by abnormal excitement of the nerves that control the eyelid muscles. That is, some of the orbicularis oculi muscle fibers cannot function in a short period of time. The orbicularis oculi muscle continuously contracts voluntarily, causing it to affect the skin above it. The scientific name is "muscle twitching syndrome" of the orbicularis oculi muscle.

It is normal to jump for a few seconds to a few minutes each time, and it will automatically recover after a period of time. You can also close your eyes and take a rest, or apply a hot towel to your eyes, as well as combine a balanced daily diet and adequate sleep to shorten the time of eyelid twitching.

Cure eye twitching to relieve fatigue, but some chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and other diseases can also cause frequent eye twitching. This kind of saccade is a stubborn disease, and many middle-aged and elderly patients are deeply troubled by it. "Although it is not a big problem, it makes people feel uneasy." Han Shuyun said that there is currently no particularly effective clinical treatment for this kind of stubborn saccade. For treatment, you can generally choose eye drops that resist visual fatigue (Xiaoledo, Aiweiduo, Aiming, Xiaoyailing). Traditional Chinese medicine also uses acupuncture to stimulate the corresponding eye acupoints and relax and reduce stress to treat eye twitches.

Is sticking a piece of paper useful?

Some old people often tear up a piece of white paper, dip it in saliva and stick it to their eyelids when their eyes twitch. Is this really useful? Han Shuyun told reporters that the stickers also use the principle of pressure stimulation. "The paper is somewhat heavy and will cause some irritation to the eyelids. Although it does not have much curative effect, it will not have any negative effects."

It is worth noting that if the eyelids twitch together with half of the facial muscles, eyebrows and corners of the mouth, it may be a spasm caused by stimulation of the facial nerve. You should seek medical attention immediately, otherwise you will develop mouth and eye problems.

There are generally three common causes of "eye twitching": (1) Excessive eye use and physical discomfort. When the eyes are used excessively and the body feels unwell, the eye muscles will twitch involuntarily, causing "eye twitching". This twitching is often caused by an increase in the tone of the nerve fibers that locally control the eye muscles. The "saccades" caused by this reason are often sporadic, once or two or three times a day, several times each time, lasting one to two seconds. Generally, no medication is needed. After proper rest, the symptoms will reduce or disappear. (2) Eye inflammation. Sometimes, in addition to eye twitching, it may be accompanied by symptoms such as eye grinding and red eyes. This is caused by eye inflammation, such as conjunctivitis, trachoma, etc. Symptoms will disappear after treatment with rifampicin eye drops, ofloxacin and other drugs. (3) The nerve fibers that control eye muscles are stimulated or compressed by inflammation. This situation is relatively rare. At this time, each saccade will last for a few seconds. The condition has a tendency to worsen in stages, reoccurs repeatedly, or is easily induced by stress. Need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

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