Auntie Liu has been depressed for several days because of her son’s matter, she does not understand how a good blind date to their own spoiled, the middleman also said that the girl is actually more satisfied with her son, how will be their own reasons for not succeeding? In Liu aunt to the introduction of repeated questions, only to understand the original matchmaking process is relatively smooth, but the meal, Liu aunt has been the girl behind a table of people squinting, but also from time to time to the son wink “gesture”, but the son seems to have no response, a meal down, so the girl is uncomfortable The girl thought that Auntie Liu was very dissatisfied with herself, so there was a misunderstanding. Knowing the truth, Auntie Liu felt strange at the same time this just remembered that recently his partner asked himself several times why he always squeezed his eyes to show himself, he did not feel. After this misunderstanding, Auntie Liu, accompanied by her family, went to the outpatient clinic of Shengli Oilfield Central Hospital and consulted with Director Zong Qiang, who found that she was suffering from a common cranial nerve disease called “facial twitch”. Facial muscle twitching is also called facial muscle spasm, which means that one side of the face twitches (some people have bilateral spasms). Most of the patients have the disease after middle age, and there are more women. The more nervous and excited the spasm is, the more severe it becomes. The initial symptom is only eyelid twitching, which usually does not attract people’s attention because of the saying that “the left eye jumps for money and the right eye jumps for disaster”. After a period of time, the lesion will develop into a facial muscle spasm, which will move to the corners of the mouth and, in severe cases, to the neck muscles. A few patients have mild facial pain during twitching, and individual cases may be accompanied by headache and tinnitus on the sick side. The etiology of facial twitching is not well defined, and the vast majority of patients are affected by compression of the facial nerve root by displaced vessels, such as the posterior inferior cerebellar artery, anterior inferior cerebellar artery, and vertebral artery. The preferred effective treatment for the cause is microvascular decompression, which surgically pushes the compressed blood vessels away from the nerve, thus curing the disease. With the rapid development of medical technology, Director Zong Qiang innovatively applied the “locked-hole surgery” to the microvascular decompression based on the high trauma and complications of traditional surgery. After careful preoperative preparation, Director Zong Qiang performed the “locking hole surgery” for Auntie Liu, who was no longer “squeezing her eyebrows” the day after surgery and was discharged from the hospital after one week of incision removal. Director Zong pointed out that facial twitching is one of the most common cranial nerve diseases, and most of the middle-aged and elderly people always consider this kind of disorder as a minor problem, or even do not consider it as a disease, thus missing the best treatment time at an early stage and leaving more or less regrets. Therefore, it is necessary for us to remind you that for such cranial nerve “minor ailments”, as long as they can be detected early, diagnosed early and treated correctly, satisfactory results can often be obtained.