Understanding Eyelid Twitching: When to See a Neurologist
Eyelid twitching? Hello doctor, my left eyelid has been twitching for about three to four months. Previously, my left lower eyelid twitched for about three months, and recently it has switched to my left upper eyelid. I'm not sure what the issue is. If I want to see a doctor...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Insufficient stability of the facial nerve may also be related to stress; a consultation with a neurologist is recommended.[Read More] Understanding Eyelid Twitching: When to See a Neurologist
Understanding Eye Muscle Issues: When to See a Doctor?
Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about issues related to the muscles around the eyes? In the past couple of days, due to staying up late, I've been experiencing some unusual muscle sensations in my right eye. When I make certain facial expressions (like laughing), I feel a...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Have you ever had facial nerve paralysis? If the symptoms persist, you should see a doctor.[Read More] Understanding Eye Muscle Issues: When to See a Doctor?
Understanding Forehead Twitches: Causes and Connections to Headaches
The forehead may twitch similarly to an eyelid twitch? Hello: Recently, I have been experiencing twitching in the middle of my forehead near the hairline (between my eyes). It feels similar to an eyelid twitch. I am unsure what the cause is and whether it is related to anything e...
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
Hello! I believe that the situation you described in the second paragraph points out the symptoms you are experiencing. I think that the first and second paragraphs are the same, and addressing the stress related to the underlying causes can help alleviate the symptoms. Thank you...[Read More] Understanding Forehead Twitches: Causes and Connections to Headaches
Understanding Facial Nerve Disorders: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Facial nerve dysfunction issues? Hello, Director! I would like to consult you about the issue of facial nerve dysfunction. I often experience involuntary eyebrow twitching or eyelid spasms, which lead to frequent headaches and eye fatigue. At times, it becomes severe enough to ca...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Occasional tics are nothing to worry about. The speed of speech is related to personality and mood; try self-adjusting and relaxing to see if it improves. If there is still no improvement, a visit to the clinic is necessary to check for other issues, such as hyperthyroidism, amon...[Read More] Understanding Facial Nerve Disorders: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options
Persistent Eyelid Twitching: Should You Worry About Neurological Issues?
Eyelid twitching for more than two months? Hello Doctor, for the past two months, my left eyelid has been twitching continuously, at least ten times a day, with each episode lasting about ten seconds. I previously underwent an MRI due to severe headaches, but the doctor said my M...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Eyelid twitching is caused by unstable nerves related to headaches, and it usually resolves on its own. However, if the symptoms persist, please consult a neurologist to rule out other causes (MRI may not reveal anything).[Read More] Persistent Eyelid Twitching: Should You Worry About Neurological Issues?
Understanding Facial Nerve Issues: Causes and When to Seek Help
Facial nerve Hello doctor, for the past two months, I have been experiencing occasional involuntary facial twitching, and my eyelids also tremble slightly. Sometimes the twitching lasts for a long time, and the duration of the facial spasms varies. Could you please explain why th...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
Involuntary facial twitching is a phenomenon of neurological instability, which may be related to tension and nerve excitability. It is advisable to reduce the intake of stimulating foods such as coffee. If the symptoms persist, a neurological examination should be conducted.[Read More] Understanding Facial Nerve Issues: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Lip Tremors: Causes and Concerns in Neurology
Lip tremors Hello, Doctor. For the past month, I have experienced occasional twitching of both my upper and lower eyelids, which lasts for a short time and seems to be a normal phenomenon, so I haven't paid much attention to it. However, in the past two days, I have noticed ...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
The tremors are not visibly apparent and seem to be more related to sensation rather than function. They are unrelated to facial nerve paralysis or stroke and may be associated with anxiety or autonomic nervous system dysregulation. It is advisable to avoid stimulating beverages ...[Read More] Understanding Lip Tremors: Causes and Concerns in Neurology
Understanding Asymmetrical Eyes: Causes and Treatment Options
Unequal pupil size - second inquiry? First of all, thank you, Dr. Yeh, for your response! My daughter has had this condition since she was little, so it should be considered congenital. I would like to ask Dr. Yeh how to treat this and which specialty we should consult. Thank you...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
If it is a congenital issue, it may be related to the muscles or nerves of the left eye. Please first consult an ophthalmologist or a neurologist to rule out other causes, and then consider seeing a plastic surgeon to discuss potential surgical improvements.[Read More] Understanding Asymmetrical Eyes: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Asymmetrical Eyes in Children: Causes and Solutions
Unequal pupil size Hello Doctor: My daughter’s eyes appear normal and symmetrical when she looks straight ahead. However, when she tilts her head forward and looks up, the left eyelid is not raised as much as the right, causing the left pupil to be partially covered by the eyelid...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
1. Has it been like this since birth? 2. If not, please first consult a neurologist to rule out the possibility of myasthenia gravis.[Read More] Understanding Asymmetrical Eyes in Children: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Persistent Eyelid Twitching: Causes and Concerns
Eyelid twitching? Doctor, my eyelid has been twitching continuously for over a month. It should be fine, right? It's only the left eyelid. Thank you.
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
Hello! Overwork, insufficient rest, anxiety, etc., are all issues. Please make improvements. Thank you![Read More] Understanding Persistent Eyelid Twitching: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Neurological Symptoms: When to Seek Specialist Help
Which specialty should I consult for my symptoms? Hello Doctor: I started experiencing dizziness (not vertigo) about two weeks ago, along with a feeling of weakness and lightness in my limbs (most notably in my knees and elbows). I can get up, climb stairs, and raise my arms norm...
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
Based on your symptom description, it is believed that you may be experiencing cold symptoms. Please consult an internist and ensure you get plenty of rest and adequate hydration.[Read More] Understanding Neurological Symptoms: When to Seek Specialist Help
Understanding Facial Tics and Eye Twitching During Speech: A Neurology Perspective
Involuntary facial twitching and eyelid spasms while speaking? Hello, doctor. My boyfriend is thirty years old, and whenever he speaks, his face involuntarily twitches, and his eyelids also twitch, which is different from normal people. However, his family does not exhibit this b...
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
This is related to habits; it pertains to neurology and has little to do with genetics.[Read More] Understanding Facial Tics and Eye Twitching During Speech: A Neurology Perspective
Understanding Sudden Eyelid Paralysis: Causes and When to Seek Help
The eyelid may suddenly become unable to open? I would like to ask about my friend who sometimes wakes up in the morning or while riding a bike suddenly experiences an inability to open one eye. However, previous neurological examinations showed no abnormalities. What should be n...
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
I believe it may be caused by eye irritation, so it would be advisable to see an ophthalmologist first before consulting a neurologist.[Read More] Understanding Sudden Eyelid Paralysis: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Eyelid Twitching: Causes and When to Seek Medical Help
Eyelid twitching? I have been experiencing twitching in my upper left and lower left eyelids for over a week. What could this condition be? Thank you. Should I seek medical attention?
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
I believe that you should consider whether 1. you are too fatigued, 2. you are not getting enough sleep, and 3. you are experiencing excessive stress. These factors require lifestyle adjustments. If the symptoms persist, it is advisable to undergo a medical examination.[Read More] Understanding Eyelid Twitching: Causes and When to Seek Medical Help
Understanding Persistent Lower Eyelid Twitching: Causes and Solutions
The lower eyelid keeps twitching continuously? Recently, my lower eyelid has been twitching non-stop. Sometimes it stops, but after a while, it starts again. Oh no... Could you please give me some advice, doctor? Please~ Please~
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
I believe you may be experiencing stress, lack of sleep, or a busy schedule lately, so it's important to adjust your lifestyle. If these changes do not lead to improvement, then you should consider getting checked.[Read More] Understanding Persistent Lower Eyelid Twitching: Causes and Solutions
Understanding the Importance of Regular Check-ups for Neurological Health
What does regular check-up mean? Hello Dr. Lai: Thank you for answering my questions regarding the sympathetic nervous system. When you suggested regular check-ups, did you mean that I should have periodic blood tests and X-rays at the hospital? Do I have to go to National Taiwan...
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
Of course, the examination can be scheduled at your convenience. As for the cosmetic surgery aspect, I personally believe you should discuss it with a plastic surgeon.[Read More] Understanding the Importance of Regular Check-ups for Neurological Health
Understanding Sympathetic Nerve Issues: Insights and Treatment Options
Problems with the sympathetic nervous system? Hello Dr. Lai: About ten years ago, I started experiencing gradual drooping of my left upper eyelid, which has now covered about half of my eyeball. Five years ago, I visited National Taiwan University Hospital, initially suspecting i...
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
My personal opinion aligns with that of the physician from National Taiwan University. However, the issue lies in the brainstem, and after excluding organic lesions (not in the functional sense), regular examinations are indeed necessary.[Read More] Understanding Sympathetic Nerve Issues: Insights and Treatment Options
Understanding Eyelid Twitching: Causes and When to See a Doctor
My eyelid keeps twitching? I would like to ask, for the past week, my eyelid has been twitching continuously, almost like it's jumping. However, sometimes it feels normal again, and each episode lasts about ten minutes. A friend mentioned that this sounds like facial nerve d...
Dr. Ye Boshou Reply:
You can visit the Neurology Department at Tainan City Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Eyelid Twitching: Causes and When to See a Doctor
Understanding Muscle Twitches: Causes and When to Seek Help
Muscle spasms? Recently, my left eyelid has been twitching continuously, but after a while, the twitching stopped! Now, the area below my right thumb is constantly shaking. What could be wrong with me? = =?
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
Based on your description, I believe there are several reasons: 1. Anxiety 2. Fatigue 3. Sleep deprivation 4. Dehydration.[Read More] Understanding Muscle Twitches: Causes and When to Seek Help
Understanding Facial Muscle Spasms: Causes, Concerns, and Recovery Tips
Worried sick? Hello, Dr. Lai. I am 25 years old. About five days ago, I experienced a situation similar to Ms. Ivy's. Initially, my left eyelid kept twitching, and the next day, I felt that the left side of my face could not function normally (I had difficulty closing my lef...
Dr. Lai Lunxiang Reply:
1. I believe you may have peripheral facial nerve palsy, and the current theory suggests that it is caused by a viral infection of the facial nerve. 2. No. 3. Statistics show that 95% of cases can recover within six months, and I personally recommend chewing gum as it can be very...[Read More] Understanding Facial Muscle Spasms: Causes, Concerns, and Recovery Tips