Eyelid jumping is a common occurrence in life, and most eyelid jumping is really not a major problem, just eye strain or excessive tension. But if your eyelids are always jumping many times a day, and more and more frequently, for a month and still not good, then it’s time to go to the hospital. The most common cause of facial muscle spasm is due to the compression of blood vessels at the root of the facial nerve. The facial muscles on the left and right sides are controlled by two facial nerves, and the two nerves are rarely compressed at the same time, so facial muscle spasms are often unilateral, such as early when one side of the eyelid jumping, after a serious not only eyelid jumping, the same side of the mouth will also follow the twitch, and even some people appear ipsilateral tinnitus, jaw twitching, but rarely appear both sides jumping situation. Many people do not take the eyelid jumping to heart, and some may have been jumping continuously for a year, but do not go to the doctor until they develop a twitching at the corners of their mouth. If it is a facial spasm, it is not too serious, but one eye twitches frequently and reading the newspaper, etc. can still be impaired. If it is an eyelid spasm, the problem is even more serious. In addition to eyelid fluttering, blepharospasm can sometimes be characterized by tight, sunken eyelids, difficulty opening the eyes, or even a drooping eyelid. Because blepharospasm is a problem on both sides of the eyelids at the same time, in severe cases, if both eyes cannot be opened at the same time, the problem will be a problem. Some patients can’t open their eyes when they pour boiling water, and some can close their eyes when they cross the street. The common drugs used in the treatment of facial spasm include carbamazepine, oxcarbazepine and so on. The maximum dose of carbamazepine for adults should not exceed 1200 mg/d. The specific dose should be done under the guidance of a doctor. Medication can reduce the symptoms of facial muscle twitching in some patients. Facial muscle spasm medication is often used in the early stage of onset, for those who cannot tolerate surgery or refuse surgery, and as an adjunctive treatment for those whose symptoms cannot be relieved after surgery. For patients with mild clinical symptoms, significant drug efficacy, and no adverse drug reactions, long-term application is possible. Microvascular decompression – the only radical treatment for facial myasthenia. It has become an internationally used method of neurosurgery for the radical treatment of facial myasthenia gravis. Its advantage is that it can release local vascular compression while preserving the facial nerve. It provides a complete cure for facial myospasm with virtually no recurrence over a lifetime, far more than other treatments.