Fascinating muscle spasms are often manifested in one side of facial spasms, which begin most of the twitching in the eye week. They gradually expand downwards, extending to the mouth and face muscles, irritating the severers and the same neck muscles, emotional stress, etc. can aggravate the symptoms, disappearing from sleep, and often a headache and ringing. The absence of neurological positive signs can be seen in part in periphery palsy caused by chronic illness or injection of botulinum toxins. Spectrums can also occur in seconds to minutes at a time, and the severer can convulsion every day, even during sleep. It directly affects the patient ‘ s work or learning, emotional and physical well-being.
Noodle spasms can cause other complications in addition to affecting face.
The aerobic convulsions can also result in a strong straightness of the eye, resulting in a small fissure of the larvae and a sustainable deviation of the mouth to the side of the disease; symptoms such as loss or disappearance of taste, dizziness, ringing in the ears, deafness, sweating and nostrils. Patients can also be accompanied by complications such as trident nerve pain.
This is because, as the age of the human body increases, the blood vessels bend into the neurological side, and when the neurological side is oppressed, it changes the myelium, with a “short road” between the neurofibres and an abnormal twitch in the facial muscles.
Microvascular decompression is the only method of treating the disease by its root causes.
Specific methods of aerobic convulsion microvascular repressure: drilling the bone of a coin size after an ear attack, exposing the neurological root under a neurological or microscope, and finding an vascular edifice that oppresses the neurological root of the face, using special material to cushion and stabilize the neurological pressure, removes the cause of the abrasive convulsions, which immediately or gradually ceases.
Aerobic convulsions, microvascular decompression.
Primary aerobic convulsions, excluding secondary pathologies; history of faceless neuropsychiatric injuries; poor effect of conservative treatment; absence of serious systemic disorders; general history of hypertension, coronary heart disease, hyperglucose disease that does not affect the operation; under 75 years of age; non-serious CPR, liver kidney, etc., bodily ailments; and ability to withstand full sterile surgery.
Pre-operative examination items:
Three main general, blood-type; liver and kidney function, hemolyte, blood sugar; coagulation function; screening for infectious diseases (Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, AIDS, syphilis); electrocardiograms, chest X-rays; and facial MRI layer scan.
