Patient's question:
55 years old, suffering from Meige syndrome for 6 years, experiencing many instances of ridicule, misunderstanding, and isolation, with others looking at him as a strange person. With our help, he still managed to overcome this dark period. According to medical records, when Mr. Liu first consulted us, was it the child who came for consultation while hiding the elderly person, or was it done without the elderly person's knowledge? Because he had received botulinum toxin injections and undergone surgery, and had tried many treatment methods without success, he had lost hope. Currently, his symptoms are severe facial spasms, difficulty opening his eyes, and great difficulty eating dinner.Doctor's answer:
Meige syndrome is a primary dystonic disorder characterized primarily by eyelid spasms and oromandibular dystonia. In daily care, attention should be paid to the following: 1. Ensure adequate rest time and avoid strenuous exercise; it is strictly forbidden to engage in activities such as playing basketball or running. 2. Eliminate concerns, boost confidence, and maintain an optimistic and positive attitude. Learn to self-adjust and prevent negative emotions from worsening or alleviating the condition.