A facial spasm is a common neurosurgery disease, which can significantly affect the quality of life of patients. As a result of neurovascular cycling, conservative treatment is not working well, and the only cure at present is microvascular repressure surgery, but some patients tend to resort to acute illness, reluctance or excessive fear of surgical treatment, and false advertisements such as the so-called “one-shot” in magazines and newspapers. At present, the following five points are common errors in the treatment of facial spasms by a large number of patients:
One in error and one in a facial spasm.
Some patients do not receive medical treatment in order to expect the aerobics to heal themselves. In fact, facial spasms are a slow-moving disease that generally does not improve or heal. It is not excluded, however, that some of the patients experience a significant reduction in the onset of a facial spasm during a certain period of time when they are in a better mood, but often return to the same level after a certain period of time. The vast majority of people with facial avulsions are chronically untreated and their condition is not self-mitigated.
Mistake 2 and injection of botulinum toxin can cure facial spasms.
Face injections of botulinum toxins can have some mitigating effect on local muscle spasms, mainly because meat toxins can block the transmission of muscles opposite the face of the fractured nerve end, and are a conservative method of treatment for the outer week, with some effect if the injection is accurate and the desired mitigation time is three to six months, and if the injection is inaccurate, the spas can be incorrigible, or even long-lasting after-effects of paralysis. In general, the use of botulinum toxins for the treatment of aerobic convulsions can only alleviate symptoms and cannot be cured. Bountoxin can be applied to people with facial avulsions who are unfit for surgery.
Mistake 3 and needles cure facial spasms.
The main method of pinning is the destruction of the side of the neurological exterior, preventing it from causing convulsions. In fact, the convulsive effects of ecstasy have been achieved in a short period of time, but long-term treatments have been ineffective and, after re-emergence of the ecstasy, the main conductor of the ecstasy has been re-transmitted to the aerobic muscles and can cause a second convulsion. Moreover, neurological damage in the outer perimeter can lead to permanent palsy, greater than the side effects of botulinum toxins.
Zone 4, Chinese medical examination has shown a cureable aerobic spasm.
There is some healing effect in the case of abdominal convulsions in the country ‘ s medicine, with the option of acupuncture, dressing, etc., with small but low rates of healing, and, in the strict sense, the Chinese medicine ‘ s treatment of absemic convulsions is also an outside treatment.
There are a number of complications associated with the nozzle 5 and facial microvascular repressures, which cannot be used to treat facial spasms.
Modern medicine has confirmed that facial microvascular decompression is an extremely sophisticated cranial neurosurgery that needs to be performed by a physician who has a fairly visible microsurgery base. The procedure is conducted at a gap between the small brain and the brain, without significant damage to the brain tissue, and is relatively safe. The total surgical effect is 95 per cent, much higher than other treatments. Complications from microvascular decompressive surgery are mainly paraplegic, dehearing, drinking water coughing, hissing, etc., but the overall incidence is between 3 and 5 per cent, with a relatively low incidence.
