What causes twitching and rolling eyes? Why?

In daily life, as long as we master some basic knowledge about the onset of diseases, we can avoid the development of some diseases and don’t have to worry too much. So what are the causes of twitching and rolling eyes?

1. Intracranial diseases: viral infections such as viral encephalitis and Japanese encephalitis; bacterial infections such as purulent meningitis, tuberculous meningitis, brain abscesses, venous sinus thrombosis; fungal infections such as new cryptococcal meningitis, etc.

2. Extracranial diseases: high fever syncope, toxic encephalopathy (severe pneumonia, whooping cough, toxic dysentery, septicemia as primary disease), tetanus, etc.

3. Genetics: High fever convulsions have obvious familial genetic characteristics, with a tendency to easily develop convulsions. This genetic characteristic leads to the occurrence of such convulsions under the influence of special infection environments, physiological processes, and imperfect development of the nervous system.

Be careful, fever and convulsions may be epilepsy

Fever and convulsions are also special and common epilepsy syndromes with obvious genetic tendency. There are many sequelae after fever and convulsions. The main manifestations are cerebral paralysis, intellectual disability, epilepsy, and others include ataxia, hyperactivity, visual and hearing impairment, language impairment, mild cerebral dysfunction syndrome, etc. So we must be vigilant.