Spastic squint often occurs in young and middle-aged people, many people have no signs before the onset of the disease, patients often mistakenly think it is a “drop pillow”, and ignore it. Not only do many patients ignore it, but even doctors misdiagnose it, which leads to a certain degree of aggravation by the time it is diagnosed. Spastic squint, like Parkinson’s disease, is an extrapyramidal disease, mainly manifested as motor dysfunction, and the definite cause is not clear. What is the effective prevention of spastic squint? 1, eugenics, in the prevention of spastic dystonia should try to eugenics, because some adults with dystonia and genetics have a great correlation indicates that there are genetic abnormalities in the development of cervical muscle limited dystonia. According to medical data, 9%-16% of patients have a history of previous head or neck trauma, which usually occurs weeks to months before the onset of the disease. 3. Go to the hospital on time for routine physical examinations, etc., because vestibular abnormalities can also lead to spastic strabismus, which cannot be corrected after treatment with Botox. Vestibular abnormalities are not primary abnormalities. Other types of limited dystonia (e.g., writing spasms, blepharospasm) can also occur with spastic squint. Deafness, vertigo and ataxia are not features of spastic squint. Spastic squint causes long-term abnormal head posture. What are the treatments for spastic squint? 1.Medication and botulinum toxin local injection treatment The medication for spastic squint mainly includes oral scopolamine, haloperidol, medroxyprogesterone and antan. Early stage may play a role in reducing the degree of seizures, but the effect is not obvious in the middle and late stage. Botulinum toxin local injection is a simple, safe and effective method to relieve the symptoms and improve the quality of life in the short term, and can be maintained for 3-6 months with one injection. 2.Surgical treatment Deep brain electrical stimulation surgery can inhibit abnormal nerve impulses in the patient’s brain, so that the symptoms can be well relieved and the patient’s ability to live and work can be restored. The surgery is minimally invasive and relatively safe, and the doctor can adjust the stimulation parameters according to the patient’s symptoms in time after the surgery, so that the patient can get better and better treatment results.