Can a cold and fever lead to Meige syndrome?

Patient's question:

Please check the situation, always catching cold, it's not good. Please check and find that the evaluation of Meige syndrome is also not good. Tong Bu Zhen Jing Tang.

Doctor's answer:

Myasthenia gravis is a type of movement disorder disease that involves dystonia. Patients with myasthenia gravis exhibit the following four characteristics: initially presenting with dry eyes; subsequently experiencing eyelid spasms, eye twitching, with some patients possibly having unilateral eye twitching; further progression may lead to facial twitching and tongue tremors; myasthenia gravis patients are often sensitive to light, and their eyes may suddenly become unable to open upon exposure to light. The symptoms of myasthenia gravis are not caused by colds or fever.

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