What's wrong with the twitching muscles at the corners of my mouth?

As we all know, facial expressions on the human face are controlled by the brain nerves. Except for people whose faces have become stiff due to plastic surgery, people's facial expressions can be controlled freely. However, in life, some people experience involuntary twitching of the muscles at the corners of their mouths. What is going on? Generally speaking, if the condition lasts for a long time, it must be due to problems with the related brain nerves. It is recommended to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

The muscles at the corners of the mouth twitched. This is a rare condition that occurs to some people, but it still happens to a small number of people. So what is the reason for the twitching muscles at the corners of the mouth?

As long as the muscles on the upper side of the mouth twitch, it is due to nervous excitement caused by getting too hot, lack of rest, and lack of trace elements. To improve this problem, you need to supplement trace elements, prevent getting too hot, and massage and physical therapy will be enough. Suggestions: Pay attention to strengthening nutrition, enhancing resistance, preventing getting angry, avoiding fatigue, and not eating spicy, irritating, or greasy foods. Keep warm, avoid catching cold, and keep a regular schedule. Keep your mood happy, your bowel movements smooth, and your urination clear and long.

The twitching of the muscles at the corners of the mouth is mainly related to our facial nerves. If the corners of the mouth twitch, it is likely a sign of facial nerve disorder and may even cause nerve atrophy. Muscle twitching at the corners of the mouth is also a type of facial muscle twitching. This symptom usually involves the involuntary twitching of the muscles on half of the face. If it is not relieved in time, it may cause symptoms such as nerve paralysis. There is still no very clear explanation for the cause of facial muscle twitching. We only know that it is related to the conduction of the facial nerve. This situation may often occur when the facial nerve is damaged and cannot recover.

Facial twitching usually occurs in middle-aged and elderly people, with more female patients. In the early stages, the orbicularis oculi muscle may just twitch, and then the muscles at the corners of the mouth will often twitch, especially when you are under too much stress or too tired. Some patients may also experience headaches, tinnitus, loss of taste, etc. In the late stage, it will become facial paralysis.

The treatment of facial muscle spasm is generally based on medication, and new acupuncture therapy is also used. In addition, infrared, ultra-short wave and other therapies are also very effective.

There are many ways to treat facial muscle spasms, and they must be treated in a timely manner, otherwise they will become more difficult to cure once the symptoms worsen.