TREATMENT FOR blepharospasm
One manner of treatment for Blepharospasm patients has been the use of drugs. Overall these have brought about limited success and cases of severe side effects.
The “treatment of choice” had been injections into the muscles around the eyelids. This temporarily weakens the muscles that force the closure. The effects wear off after several weeks or months and repeated injections are required.
The most radical approach is surgery. Myectomy is the most common. It involves the partial or full removal of the squeezing muscles around the eyes. This is a last resort for those whose attempts at other options like injections and drugs have failed.
Deep brain stimulation is another surgical choice. It involves the implantation of a medical device called a brain pacemaker that sends electrical impulses to specific parts of the brain.
Other treatments include bio-feedback, acupuncture, hypnosis, relaxation techniques, chiropractic, and nutritional therapy.
I was diagnosed with blepharospasm and I improved. It was not with the recommended eyelid injections. The two treatments I had affected my eyes and the side of my face, thereby changing my smile.
It was not through any of the offered drugs or myectomy, the surgery used to remove parts of the muscles that cause the eyelids to close.
It was actually nutritional therapy that made the greatest difference for me. I found a natural nutritious food and whole food supplements that really helped diminish my symptoms and improve the quality of my life. If it helped me, maybe it could help you.
The “treatment of choice” had been injections into the muscles around the eyelids. This temporarily weakens the muscles that force the closure. The effects wear off after several weeks or months and repeated injections are required.
The most radical approach is surgery. Myectomy is the most common. It involves the partial or full removal of the squeezing muscles around the eyes. This is a last resort for those whose attempts at other options like injections and drugs have failed.
Deep brain stimulation is another surgical choice. It involves the implantation of a medical device called a brain pacemaker that sends electrical impulses to specific parts of the brain.
Other treatments include bio-feedback, acupuncture, hypnosis, relaxation techniques, chiropractic, and nutritional therapy.
I was diagnosed with blepharospasm and I improved. It was not with the recommended eyelid injections. The two treatments I had affected my eyes and the side of my face, thereby changing my smile.
It was not through any of the offered drugs or myectomy, the surgery used to remove parts of the muscles that cause the eyelids to close.
It was actually nutritional therapy that made the greatest difference for me. I found a natural nutritious food and whole food supplements that really helped diminish my symptoms and improve the quality of my life. If it helped me, maybe it could help you.
Choosing a Blepharospasm Treatment
Steve Zarren, President
Feel Better LLC
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