Neurological diseases - of the eye

Different types of nerves work for eye movement and vision. Cranial nerve palsy is an eye problem that affects one or more cranial nerves. Problems with these nerves protruding from the inside of the head can lead to numbness or loss of control over the muscles of the mouth, eyes, or pockets. There are various problems including sudden cramps in the muscles.

Problems with the nerves associated with the movement of the facial muscles can lead to changes in the shape of the face, paralysis, etc. In addition, the infected person has great difficulty in laughing, moving his eyes and other facial expressions.

In our body, 12 pairs of cranial nerves are connected directly from the brain to different parts of the face through foramen or perforation of the skull. With the help of this nerve all kinds of movements of muscles like eyes, mouth, lips, tongue etc. are controlled. Nerves number three, five and seven are more important for the movement of eyeballs and leaves.

Causes of neurological diseases of the eye

There are many possible causes for cranial nerve damage. Such as…

★1. Injuries to the face and head can directly damage nerves.

★2. Nerve injuries can occur inadvertently during any operation.

★3. Multiple sclerosis and stroke can often cause nerve damage.

★4. Many times viral infections are also responsible.

★5. Uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure are sometimes responsible for this disease.

Symptoms of neurological diseases of the eye

★1. Double vision or two views

★2. Headache

★3. Less seen in the eyes

★4. Abnormal involuntary movements of the facial muscles

★5. Decreased feeling or numbness on one side of the face and eyes

★6. Falling eyelids

★7. Inequality of the eyeball

★8. Eye pain

★9. Get involved

★10. Muscle cramps or tension etc.

Facial laserration or injury to any part of the face can easily damage the facial or trigeminal nerve. Many times the parotid gland or the nerves can be damaged due to any injury, surgery, infection in the ear.

Advice

Diseases that are likely to damage a nerve should be treated urgently. If it is possible to take action at the beginning of the disease, then this problem means that cranial mononuropathy can be controlled to a large extent. In addition, physiotherapy may be needed. Blood pressure and diabetes should be controlled.

If measures can be taken at the onset of the disease, cranial mononuropathy can be largely controlled. In addition, physiotherapy may be needed. Blood pressure and diabetes should be controlled.