What is the reason for the lower eyelid twitching under my left eye

The lower eyelid of my left eye always twitches, which can be explained scientifically. It may be caused by not paying attention to rest, lack of sleep, or anemia. If you suffer from conjunctivitis or keratitis, you will also have these symptoms.

1. Many people believe that eyelid twitching means good things are happening or bad things are happening. ?

2. Medically speaking, the scientific name for eyelid twitching is "eyelid tremor", which is mainly caused by repeated contraction of a very thin muscle in the eyelid - the orbicularis oculi muscle. There are two causes. One is due to lack of rest or sleep, or due to anemia, excessive smoking and drinking, and the other is due to eye diseases, such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, conjunctivitis, keratitis.

3. Treatment method: On the one hand, you should pay attention to rest. If the condition is serious, you can take quinine in moderation. If the condition is particularly serious, you should go to the hospital! ?In addition to quoting scientific theories here, I will make a simple analysis of the possible consequences of eyelid twitching. If a person's eyelids are always twitching, on the one hand it is because of improper rest or fatigue and other reasons mentioned above, and on the other hand because of the constant eyelid twitching, it is bound to make people restless, which may really cause some accidents or mistakes while working. If you are walking, riding a bike or even driving on the road, there is a great possibility of causing an accident. This is basically the "disaster" caused by eyelid twitching. As for the "wealth" caused by eyelid twitching, I'm afraid it's just far-fetched! ?

4. With the faster pace of life, eyelid twitching increasingly troubles people's work and life, especially when the seasons change. For a long time, due to the lack of unified and standardized diagnosis and treatment standards in the discipline of facial neurology, there have been different explanations for "eyelid twitching", which are either one-sided or blind, leading to many misunderstandings in treatment and prevention. ?