What does a man's right eye twitching mean?

Eye twitching is a common thing in our lives, and a man's right eye twitching is likely caused by excessive eye fatigue, or a twitching caused by the nerves in the eyelid area. Long-term lack of sleep or stimulation from physical inflammation can also easily lead to right eye twitching. You can pay more attention to observation and timely treatment.

What causes a man's right eye to twitch?

Generally, eyelid twitching occurs more frequently when one is overly tired, uses eyes for too long or does not get enough sleep. Other factors such as strong light, stimulation from drugs, foreign objects blown into the eyes, frequent smoking and drinking, etc., can irritate the eyes and cause eyelid twitching. This article is provided by Lion Ao Kang Foot Bath and Foot Bath Liquid.

The eyelids are responsible for closing the eyes and are composed of the orbicularis oculi muscle surrounding the eyes. What we call eyelid twitching is actually caused by abnormal excitement of the nerves controlling the eyelid muscles. In other words, some of the orbicularis oculi muscle fibers cannot contract continuously and autonomously in a short period of time, thereby pulling the overlying skin.

The most common eyelid twitching is "muscle twitching" of the orbicularis oculi muscle, which lasts for a few seconds to a few minutes each time. Under normal circumstances, it will recover automatically after a period of time. You can also close your eyes and rest for a while, or apply a hot towel to your eyes, as well as eat a balanced diet and get enough sleep to shorten the duration of eyelid twitching.

If it is caused by deficiency of both heart and spleen, and accompanied by insomnia, forgetfulness, irritability, palpitations, loss of appetite and fatigue, it can be treated with "Gui Pi Tang" with added or reduced medicinal ingredients; if it is caused by wind caused by deficiency of blood, and the heart beats constantly, and affects the eyebrows, forehead, face, and corners of the mouth and cannot be controlled, it can be treated with "Danggui Huoxue Yin" with added or reduced medicinal ingredients.

If your eyelids keep twitching, you should see a doctor immediately. If your eyelids are twitching, along with half of the facial muscles, eyebrows and corners of the mouth, it may be a spasm caused by stimulation of the facial nerve, and should be treated actively, otherwise you will develop mouth and eye problems.

As for eyelid twitching, Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by long-term illness and overwork that damages the heart and spleen, or by blood deficiency in the liver and spleen that causes wind over time.