Early symptoms of Meijer syndrome include dry eyes, photophobia, photophobia, and eyelid fluttering. 1. Dry eyes, photophobia, photophobia: Meijer syndrome in the early stage can appear dry eyes, photophobia, photophobia, itchy eyes and other symptoms, but the general vision is normal, usually does not affect the eyesight, if you do not pay attention to the later may appear brow tightening, difficult to open the eyes. 2. Eyelid jumping: Meijer syndrome can also appear in the early eyelid jumping symptoms, often manifested as bilateral eyelid jumping at the same time or one side of the eyelid first jump and spread to the other side of the eyelid, long-term recurrence, will be accompanied by eye dryness, astringency, itchy eyes, frequent blinking, blepharospasm, oral and mandibular dystonia and other symptoms. It should be noted that Meijer syndrome is easily misdiagnosed as dry eye in the early stages, but there is still a difference between the two diseases. Dry eye usually involves the sensation of a foreign body in the eye, whereas there is no foreign body sensation in the eye in Meijer syndrome. If the patient has the above symptoms, he should go to the hospital in time to identify the cause of the disease and treat the symptoms.