Maybe everyone has had the feeling of eyelid jumping. It's not a disease, but it's really uncomfortable. There is a folk saying that jumping eyelids can be good or bad, and there is another saying that "jumping with the left eye is a fortune, and jumping with the right eye is a curse."

In human anatomy, eyelids are called "eyelids". There are two kinds of muscles in eyelids. One is called orbicularis oculi muscle, which is shaped like a wheel and surrounds the eyes. The eyelids close when contracting, and the other is called levator palpebrae superioris muscle, which opens when contracting. With the continuous contraction and relaxation of these two muscles, eyes can be opened and closed. Once stimulated by a certain factor, these two muscles will get excited, leading to repeated contraction, even spasm or tremor, so people obviously feel that the eyelids are beating involuntarily and it is difficult to control. This is eyelid jump.

The most common cause of eyelid jump is excessive use of eyes, causing eye fatigue, or fatigue, mental tension and so on. For example, the computer plays for too long; Use your eyes for too long in strong or weak light; The mental stress before the exam was too great, and the questions were poorly done, which made the eyelids jump involuntarily. At this point, as long as you take a short rest and close your eyes, the symptoms will disappear naturally, and you don't have to be nervous or uneasy. If the patient has ametropia, myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism, and does not wear appropriate glasses, which leads to eyelid jumping, it is just to remind you that you can pay for glasses suitable for your eyesight.

If the above factors are excluded, the eyelids are constantly beating and getting worse, which may be caused by eye diseases. Please ask an ophthalmologist to find the cause carefully for you and give you symptomatic treatment.

But I still think it has nothing to do with you being able to eat and dance at the same time. Have a good rest and don't scare yourself.

Author: J.R.