If we usually pay more attention to the changes in the body, it is not difficult to find that in fact many diseases will send out some distress signals before they come. Facial muscle spasm is no exception, it will generally have a very obvious signal before it comes, that is, eyelid jumping. Of course, this does not mean that all eyelid jumping is facial myasthenia gravis. Generally, if the eyelid jumping does not return to normal after three months and has a tendency to worsen, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital for an MRI examination and make a diagnosis based on the relevant symptoms. Traditional treatment for facial muscle spasm Facial muscle spasm is a progressive disease that will only get worse over time. Traditional treatments with drugs, acupuncture and Botox are more common. Common drugs include carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine, which can relieve symptoms for patients with initial onset, but will still recur later. The mechanism of botulinum toxin treatment is to use botulinum toxin to block the neuromuscular transmission and reduce the degree of facial muscle spasm, commonly used drugs for injectable botulinum toxin type A. Generally, it is effective for patients with initial injection of botulinum toxin, and the longer the injection time, the efficacy will become worse. The same goes for acupuncture, which is less effective in the treatment of facial muscle spasms. Therefore, many patients who have tried these methods several times have lost confidence in the treatment and become discouraged because of the unsatisfactory results. The effect of surgery for facial muscle spasm is not too worrying, but patients can also try surgery. So, can facial muscle spasm surgery cure it or not? From the clinical results achieved, facial myospasm can be cured by microvascular decompression. Microvascular decompression is a surgical method that treats the cause of the disease by microscopically cushioning the compressed vessels from the facial nerve. For patients with facial myospasm who are not treated by traditional methods and patients with severe symptoms of facial myospasm, surgical treatment is feasible.