Ptosis
Ptosis is also called droopy eyelid, where the eyelid falls on the eyes, which may lead to vision impairment.
Overview
Ptosis is a condition where the upper eyelid drops, sags, or covers your eye. Usually, it occurs as a result of an improper function of the levator muscle. Depending on how far your lid droops, the disease may partially or totally interfere with your vision. It is of two types: congenital and acquired.
Causes
Ptosis causes vary; some babies are born with congenital ptosis, while acquired ptosis occurs later in life due to,
Weakened muscles or ligaments
Conditions like stye
Horner syndrome
Myasthenia gravis
Stroke
Tumor
External ophthalmoplegia can cause drooping.
Most ptosis occurs with aging and previous eye surgery.
Symptoms
Ptosis is a condition characterized by
Excessive eyelid rubbing
Increased tearing
Impaired vision
Dryness, and achiness around the eyes.
Children may tip their heads back to see.
Ayurvedic Treatments
Mukha abhyangam Tarpanam Nasyam
Naturopathy Treatments
Enema Mud therapy Pack to eyes Reflexology Acupuncture Manipulative therapy Diet therapy Clinical yoga Eye exercise Pranayama Kriyas