bilateral blepharospasm
Bilateral Blepharospasm refers to “regular” blepharospasm where both eyelids are affected, whereas unilateral blepharospasm deals with just one eyelid. The experience is the same.
It is a chronic, unremitting, forcible closure of the eyelid. It is also a neurological disfunction coming from the motor control center of the brain called the basal ganglia.
I was diagnosed with blepharospasm over 20 years ago. I tried injections to my eyelids because, after two years of excessively blinking, I wanted relief. What I received was some relief along with a change in my smile. After two treatments, I discontinued it and later found a nutritional program that supported my body and helped to improve the quality of my life. After six months, my symptoms were dramatically alleviated and I was no longer blinking excessively. This nutritional food has the ability to penetrate the brain’s membrane and can then stop the misfiring of neurons in the basal ganglia, which I believe is related to the cause of movement disorders.
It is a chronic, unremitting, forcible closure of the eyelid. It is also a neurological disfunction coming from the motor control center of the brain called the basal ganglia.
I was diagnosed with blepharospasm over 20 years ago. I tried injections to my eyelids because, after two years of excessively blinking, I wanted relief. What I received was some relief along with a change in my smile. After two treatments, I discontinued it and later found a nutritional program that supported my body and helped to improve the quality of my life. After six months, my symptoms were dramatically alleviated and I was no longer blinking excessively. This nutritional food has the ability to penetrate the brain’s membrane and can then stop the misfiring of neurons in the basal ganglia, which I believe is related to the cause of movement disorders.
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If you have Bilateral Blepharospasm, or know someone who does, give me a call. I will share with you how I am helping people improve their quality of life. My phone number is (410) 486-2525 or (410) 790-9606 cell phone. Call between 9:00 AM and 8:00 PM EST, seven days a week or fill out
my free no obligation consultation form.
To read testimonials, click here.