Ms. Liu (alias) 52-year-old Sha Xiankang, suffering from a twitch on the left side of his face for eight years, has been undergoing conservative treatment, eating Camassipin, Okassipin, acupuncture therapy, which has not worked well; he has also been beaten with meat toxin. Only six months later, there has been a recurrence, and meat toxin treatment has not continued due to fear of repeated injections for complications. The symptoms have increased in the last six months, with frequent convulsions on the face, especially when it comes to stress and talking to strangers.
Before and after.
After an assessment of her condition, Prof. Kang Haitao developed a left-side microvascular repressure procedure, in which he examined the left-side nerve at the end of the procedure, and saw the back of the left-side small brain, the lower aneurysm of the artery, out of the brain stem, and after the decompression, the twitch disappeared.
If you want to cure a facial spasm, you can’t do it in a conservative way!
Opaes convulsions can be treated conservatively, but generally cannot be cured. In clinical treatment of the disease, the early stages of the condition are marked by an eye beating on one side and a break, which can be observed if it does not affect the life of the child. When the condition progresses, the facial muscle movement affects normal life, the choice of medication or local injection of botulinum toxin can improve the symptoms to some extent, but not in the long term. Botoxin treatment generally lasts for six months and can be re-injected at this time, as metabolic symptoms of the drug re-emerge, but there is a need for treatment in a regular hospital to avoid repeated paraplegic injections due to irregularities.
In the event of a prolonged, daily, three or more consecutive months of perusal, the effects of conservative treatment and the effects on the production of life, the choice of surgical treatment, mainly microvascular decompression, can be made from the point of view of the exhaustion of the muscles of the eye and the movement of the face and mouth. The procedure is more than 95 per cent effective, it is accurate and safe.
