At the clinic, it was also found to be a facial spasm. Why is it that some people just jump with their eyes and mouths and others jump around their necks? Because the extent of facial vibration is related to the branch of the facial nerve pressure and to the degree of the facial nerve pressure. Let’s start with the reason why the different parts of the facial nerve are under pressure, and the extent of the face beating is different, and the facial nerve starts from the brain, extends all the way to the face, and is divided into five parts here, with different parts.
1- Zirconium: muscular and eyebrow muscles, which are generally less affected by the surrounding blood vessels;
ii. Zips: control of eye rims and musculars, which are susceptible to eyelid leaps when the branch is violated by the surrounding vascular environment;
3 – The cheeks: the cheeks and mouth muscles and other muscles that control the cheeks, the mouth wheel and the surroundings of the mouth, which are violated by the surrounding veins, do not work properly;
4- Thickness: the appearances are difficult to make when the branch is violated by the surrounding veins when it is spread over the lower lip muscles, such as the lower lip muscles, the biting muscles, the laughing muscles, etc.;
5- Cervical: When the neck broad muscles are controlled, the neck convulsions when the neck nerve is oppressed, and the facial spasm is more severe.
Seeing here, we can see which of the neurological branches are tiring, and the muscles that it controls can be twitched; the more tactful, the greater the range of twitching. Ninety-four per cent of the facial avulsions start with eye-lid beats, and when the condition progresss to its moderate point, the acupuncture spreads to the mouth corner, and the heavy neck is also pumped.
Second, the extent of a beating can increase if the nerve is damaged by a long-term vascular attack. Without timely treatment for the face-to-face muscle spasm, i.e. without removing the artery from the face of the nerve, the two “pipes” will accumulate over time. Neurals are like wires, and there is an insulation of skin, an intermediate wire-transmitting telecommunications, which can easily leak if the insulation is worn out by the affected veins. For example, patients would have laughed, and the mouth, the eye, and even the neck would have been pumped up, which is a more severe facial spasm — not only in a very large, but also in a much larger scale. At this point, the nerve is not just oppressed, but damaged, which is more difficult to treat.
The treatment of the aerobic convulsions requires a reduced pressure on the responsible blood vessels.
Some of the patients who chose acupuncture to treat their aeropsy found that they appeared to have had an effect at that time and that the symptoms were slightly less. Acupuncture does not actually work, but is merely a psychological function of the patient, who believes that acupuncture therapy can control or cure the disease and reduces emotional symptoms. In fact, the acupuncture itself is irritating, and sometimes acupuncture increases the condition, so it is better not to acupuncture, let alone choose a small clinic without a licence. In addition, while botulinum toxin injections may alleviate symptoms, they must be re-injected in March-May, with too many doses that not only do not have any effect, but also paralyze nerves, which may lead to paraplegia.
Microvascular repressures can provide a complete and permanent cure for facial absculations by pulling the veins apart and splitting them. The cut is only 4 cm and the small hole in the skull is 1.5 cm. As the procedure is perfected, it is characterized, inter alia, by its microstarts, high safety, significant effects and low recurrence and incidence of complications, in particular, by its complete preservation of the vascular and neurological function. In addition, microvascular repressures have been successfully used to treat diseases such as trident neuropsychiatric pain, larvae and stubborn migraine. For patients, the experience of the surgeon and the correct judgement and conduct of the operation have an important impact on the results. Microvascular decompressive treatment of facial muscle spasms has become one of the specialty treatments for neurosurgery in my institution.
