What’s going on with young old twitching, mainly consider the following aspects: First, ask the patient if there is any previous history of facial neuritis, some patients with facial neuritis may have a twitching of the muscles of the affected face in bursts. The second, the right face is always twitching, to ask the patient’s past history of epilepsy, some patients with epilepsy, especially focal seizures, mainly manifested as a burst of muscle twitching on one side of the face, this time you can go to do a cranial magnetic resonance or EEG examination. Third, if the right side of the face is always twitching in bursts, if it is a child or adolescent, ask the patient if the opposite side of the face is twitching at the same time, or if there are involuntary movements of the body, arms and legs, do rheumatism-related examinations, and also ask the patient’s parents if they have any related diseases, there is a possibility of chorea.