blepharospasm
- noun
- /ˌblɛf.ə.roʊˈspæz.əm/
- Specialized
- In cases of blepharospasm, patients often find that their eyelids close uncontrollably, which can affect their daily activities.
Some people can have a true blepharospasm where the eyelids close involuntarily.
- Some people can have a true blepharospasm where the eyelids close involuntarily.
Examples
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Some people can have a true blepharospasm where the eyelids close involuntarily.
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She was diagnosed with blepharospasm, leading to intermittent episodes where her eyelids would flutter rapidly and close.
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This morning, I am experiencing acute but probably benign idiopathic blepharospasms.
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The neurologist explained that blepharospasm could cause significant discomfort, as the eyelids might not open without intervention.
Synonyms
Repeated blinking of the eyes that you cannot control
How Severe
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blepharospasm comes from Greek parts blepharon meaning 'eyelid' and spasm meaning 'sudden muscle movement'. So, it describes a sudden, involuntary closing or twitch of the eyelid.