Facial muscle atrophy

Muscular atrophy is a relatively painful disease, especially facial muscle atrophy, which will have a great impact on the patient's life, physiology and psychology. There are many reasons for facial muscle atrophy, including genetic genes, body poisoning, abnormal metabolism in the body, or infectious diseases, etc. Poor absorption of nutrients throughout the body or endocrine abnormalities can also cause muscle degeneration and lead to muscle atrophy.

Many patients cannot accept the fact that their facial muscles are atrophying, which not only affects their appearance, but also brings inconvenience to all aspects of life. Therefore, only by facing facial muscle atrophy correctly psychologically can we help control and recover from the disease. If you are always depressed and listless, it will greatly affect the recovery of the disease. Here we will introduce how to correctly treat facial muscle atrophy, hoping to help you get rid of the psychological distress caused by the disease.

1. It is caused by hereditary muscle disease , which is often caused by a family history. Malnutrition, skin inflammation, and infection in the patient can lead to facial muscle atrophy. In the early stages of the disease, the patient will also show dermatomyositis of unknown degree. Gradual lesions can lead to severe facial muscle atrophy.

2 Psychological stimulation may also lead to the occurrence of this disease, such as being stimulated by cold air, which causes temporary physiological discomfort, thereby bringing temporary nerve paralysis. Some female friends also experience facial muscle atrophy after an argument or when they are depressed.

3 Facial muscle atrophy refers to skeletal muscle dystrophy, in which the muscle volume is smaller than normal, the muscle fibers become thinner or even disappear, and neuromuscular hypertrophy occurs. In addition to the pathological changes of muscle tissue itself, muscle nutrition is also closely related to the nervous system. Spinal cord diseases often cause muscular dystrophy, which leads to muscle atrophy.

4 Pseudo-hypertrophy of human neuromuscular system is also a contributing factor to facial muscle atrophy. The nutritional status of human muscle will change according to changes in the muscle tissue itself, and is most closely related to our nervous system. Therefore, pseudo-muscular hypertrophy can also lead to the occurrence of facial muscle atrophy.

5 Some nutritional disorders, infections, and poisoning can cause serious lesions around the nerves, thereby causing disorders in the conduction of nerve excitation impulses and leading to facial muscle atrophy. Common myogenic facial muscle atrophy is caused by existing diseases of the muscles themselves. Patients will have shoulder girdle or scapulohumeral muscular dystrophy. When motor neurons are damaged, muscle atrophy will occur.

Patients with facial muscle atrophy need timely treatment to avoid serious consequences caused by worsening of the disease. During treatment, they should also pay attention to their diet, eat more nutritious and easy-to-digest foods, and eat more foods with high protein and vitamin content. Do not eat spicy and irritating foods, so as not to affect the condition and efficacy of the medicine.