Nasema
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Wadau wa JF Doctor naomba mnisaidie.
Kwa kipindi cha takribani wiki mbili sasa jicho langu la kushoto limekuwa linacheza sana sehemu ya juu (inayoshikilia kope) na kusababisha jicho zima kucheza hadi wakati mwingine nalazimika kulifumba kwa muda. Hali hii imekuwa inatokea kwa vipindi tofauti kwa wastani wa kama kila baada ya dakika 45 hivi. Nini maana yake na nifanyeje ili nitatue tatizo hili?
Natanguliza shukrani.
WADAU WENGINE WENYE KUHITAJI UELEWA WA TATIZO HILI
Heri ya mwaka mpya,
Wadau ninapatwa sana na hali ya jicho kucheza na si jicho hasa bali ni hii part ya juu ambayo inabeba kope yaan imekuwa ni kero na sijui husababishwa na nini na pia ningependa kujua dawa yake.
Naomba kuwasilisha.
Asante
Wasalaam,
Naomba kwa mwenye uelewa na suala la ''kucheza kwa jicho'' anisaidie nini sababu na je linahusiana na kundi lipi kati ya hayo hapo juu.
Jambo hili limekuwa likinitokea mara nyingi sana, nyama ya juu au chini, jicho la kulia au la kushoto, ilimradi tu jicho limecheza.
Natanguliza shukurani, Mungu awatunze.
Amen.
Habar zenu wanaJF
Nahitaji msaada kidogo, huwa inatoke nimekaa nimetulia ghafla unakuta mwili unashake wenyewe au wakati mwengine jicho hucheza kwa maana ya kama lilinafumba na kufumbua wenyewe, naomba mniambie ni nini husababisha kutokea hivyo?
Nawasalimu wanaJF
Poleni na mihangaiko ya hapa na pale.
Mimi leo kuanzia asubuhi nimeamka jicho langu moja la upande wa kushoto kwenye kope kwa juu lina vibrate... (linacheza cheza)
Mwenyewe kujua tatizo hili linasababishwa na Nini?
Je, kiafya likoje?
Tafadhali wajuzi wamambo wanijuze maana linanikera sana.
Natanguliza shukrani.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Karibuni!!!..
MICHANGO YA WADAU
LILIISHA BAADA YA MUDANami nilipata tatizo kama hilo kwa jicho la upande wa kulia. Ila kwasasa limeisha, pasipo kumeza dawa.
Mimi nilipomaliza wiki mbili jicho linacheza hadi kuwa kero, nilikwenda zahanati, Mganga akaniambia ni jambo la kawaida.
Nilipomaliza mwezi, na kuhisi hiyo hali ya mchanga au kama kuna kinywele cha kope kimeingia, niliamua kwenda kwenye moja ya Private Hospital kubwa, wakanifanyia uchunguzi wote ikiwa ni pamoja na kupima pressure ya macho.
Dokta akaniambia nina upungufu wa machozi.
Ushauri:
Punguza kuangalia computer au tv hata simu kwa muda mrefu.
Ruhusu macho ya blink ili machozi yaweza kufanya mzunguuko.
Nilipewa ushauri mwingi, ila huu utakusaidia
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CAUSES OF EYE TWITCHINGEye twitching, eyelid tics and spasms are pretty common. Usually only the lower eyelid of one eye is involved, but the upper eyelid also can twitch. Most eye twitches come and go, but sometimes a twitching eye can last for weeks or even months.
I once received an e-mail from a patient's wife, who told me her left lower eyelid had been twitching for several weeks and it was driving her crazy. Could I help?
To find a solution for a twitching eye, we first need to determine the underlying cause of this annoying problem. Called "myokymia" in doctor lingo, these rippling muscle contractions in an eyelid can be triggered by:
•Stress
•Tiredness
•Eye strain
•Caffeine
•Alcohol
•Dry eyes
•Nutritional imbalances
•Allergies
Almost all sudden-onset eyelid twitching is benign, meaning the condition is not serious or a sign of a medical problem.
Common eye twitching is unrelated to neurological conditions affecting the eyelid, such as blepharospasm or hemifacial spasm. These conditions are much less common and should be diagnosed and treated by an eye doctor.
Usually a few lifestyle-related questions can help determine the likely cause of eye twitching and the best way to get it to stop.
When your eyelid is twitching, you may feel that everyone else can see it, as in this animation that exaggerates the movement. But most eyelid twitches are subtle and not easily seen by others.
Why Does My Eye Twitch?
Stress. While we're all under stress at times, our bodies react in different ways. A twitching eye can be one sign of stress, especially when it is related to vision problems such as eye strain (see below).
Yoga, breathing exercises, spending time with friends or pets and getting more down time into your schedule are among the many ways to reduce stress that may be causing the twitch.
Tiredness. A lack of sleep, whether because of stress or some other reason, can trigger a twitching eyelid. Catching up on your sleep can help.
Eye strain. Vision-related stress can occur if, for instance, you need glasses or a change of glasses. Even minor vision problems can make your eyes work too hard, triggering eyelid twitching. Schedule an eye exam and have your vision checked and your eyeglass prescription updated.
BLEPHAROSPASMBlepharospasm is a focal dystonia characterized by increased blinking and involuntary closing of the eyes. This form may be primary or secondary. People with blepharospasm have normal vision. When vision is impaired, it is due solely to the forced closure of the eyelids.
Blepharospasm may be referred to as a ' cranial dystonia.' Cranial dystonia is a broad description of dystonia that affects any part of the head.
Terms used to describe blepharospasm include: eye dystonia, cranial dystonia, adult onset focal dystonia. When blepharospasm occurs with dystonia in the face, the term Meige's syndrome may be used.
Symptoms
Blepharospasm affects the eye muscles and usually begins gradually with excessive blinking and/or eye irritation. In the early stages it may only occur with specific precipitating stressors such as bright lights, fatigue, and emotional tension. It is almost always present in both eyes.
As the condition progresses, symptoms may occur frequently during the day. The spasms disappear in sleep, and some people find that after a good night's sleep, spasms do not appear for several hours after waking. In a few cases, spasms may intensify so that the eyelids remain forcefully closed for several hours at a time.
Blepharospasm can occur with dystonia affecting the mouth and/or jaw (oromandibular dystonia). When blepharospasm and oromandibular dystonia occur together, the condition may be referred to as Meige's syndrome. In such cases, spasms of the eyelids are accompanied by jaw clenching or mouth opening, grimacing, and tongue protrusion.
Cause
Blepharospasm may develop spontaneously with no known precipitating factor or be inherited. Some people with blepharospasm have family members with dystonia affecting different body areas. Blepharospasm may be secondary due to drug exposure or occur in association with disorders such as parkinsonian syndromes and Wilson's disease.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis of blepharospasm is based on information from the affected individual and the physical and neurological examination. At this time, there is no test to confirm diagnosis of blepharospasm, and, in most cases, assorted laboratory tests are normal. Blepharospasm should not be confused with:
Ptosis- drooping of the eyelids caused by weakness or paralysis of a levator muscle of
the upper eyelid.
Blepharitis- an inflammatory condition of the lids due to infection or allergies.
Hemifacial spasm- a non-dystonic condition involving various muscles on one side of the face, often including the eyelid, and caused by irritation of the facial nerve. The muscle contractions are more rapid and transient than those of blepharospasm, and the condition is always confined to one side.
Treatment
One of the most effective treatments for blepharospasm is regular botulinum toxin injections to the affected muscles.
Medications
including clonazepam, lorazepam, and trihexyphenidyl are helpful in some cases. If botulinum toxin injections and medications are not effective, myectomy surgery in which portions of muscle are removed may also alleviate symptoms. Botulinum toxin injections may or may not be required following myectomy surgery.