What Is Ophthalmoplegia?

Ophthalmoplegia, previously known as ophthalmoplegia. Muscle dyskinesia, autonomous movement, and reflex movement in a single muscle or inner nerve are all impaired. It is characterized by many infections or cerebrovascular diseases before the onset of the disease, as well as diabetes, tumors, peripheral neuropathy and other inducements. The clinical manifestations include diplopia, dilated pupils, and eyelid or eye movement disorders. The best time to treat ophthalmoplegia is within 3 months of the onset of the disease. The earlier the treatment, the better.