Ocular myasthenia gravis can be treated with hormonal medications to suppress the immune response, such as oral prednisone tablets, and oral medications such as brompheniramine to strengthen the eye muscles and thus relieve symptoms. Ocular myasthenia refers to ocular myasthenia, which is caused by the abnormal function of eye muscles due to autoimmune reaction and other factors, and is a relatively common type of myasthenia, which mainly involves the eye muscles, and will lead to symptoms such as ocular dyskinesia, ptosis and so on. It is usually caused by an autoimmune reaction. Treatment is mainly through the use of hormonal drugs to inhibit the immune response, to treat the cause of the disease, so as to prevent further aggravation of the disease. For example, oral prednisone tablets can be taken. Patients also need to take oral medications such as brompheniramine to treat the symptoms, which can inhibit cholinesterase and thus strengthen the strength of muscle contraction. Patients must first visit the hospital for an interview for examination, and the doctor will formulate a specific treatment plan according to the condition.