causes of blepharospasm
Blepharospasm is a chronic, unremitting, bilateral (both eyes), forcible closure of the eyelids. It is also a neurological dysfunction coming from the motor control center of the brain called the basal ganglia.The best research to date shows that abnormal metabolic activity in the area of the brain called the basal ganglia causes excessive electrical activity in the seventh facial nerve. The reason for the abnormal brain activity is, as yet, unknown.
Although it is important to know what is causing the dysfunction, most people I have spoken with that have blepharospasm don't really care what is causing the excessive and uncontrollable blinking, they just want it to stop, and they don't even really care how it is stopped.
The common treatment for blepharospasm is injections into their eyelids or ingesting drugs. Other treatments that have been tried are biofeedback, acupuncture, hypnosis, relaxation techniques, and chiropractic. Following a specific nutritional program is what helped diminished my blinking dramatically and improved my quality of life. Since I have been helped, I would like to help others. I can be your personal wellness coach and help you have a healthier future.
Although it is important to know what is causing the dysfunction, most people I have spoken with that have blepharospasm don't really care what is causing the excessive and uncontrollable blinking, they just want it to stop, and they don't even really care how it is stopped.
The common treatment for blepharospasm is injections into their eyelids or ingesting drugs. Other treatments that have been tried are biofeedback, acupuncture, hypnosis, relaxation techniques, and chiropractic. Following a specific nutritional program is what helped diminished my blinking dramatically and improved my quality of life. Since I have been helped, I would like to help others. I can be your personal wellness coach and help you have a healthier future.
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