Question 1

she had floppy eyelid when she fell asleep. is it something i should be worry?

Accepted Answer

Probably not: Not sure what you mean when you write 'floppy'. Did one eye close more than the other? If, when she is wide awake, both eyes look normal and symmetrical then I would not worry. If one eye is droopy she should see her GP.

Question 2

is floppiness after legs falling asleep a sign of a nerve condition?

Accepted Answer

Legs/arms falling: Asleep are from pressure on nerves or decreased blood flow, in that order. Numbness and tingling from nerve pressure is common during sleep when we don't move much.  The numbness etc is temporary malfunction of the sensory part of the nerve. Temporary floppieness is a malfunction of the signals sent from the spine to the muscles.  As long as its temporary, it's normal.

Question 3

i have sticky skin on my eyelids, front of my neck, and behind my knees.  it's not "sticky skin syndrome", it doesn't happen when it's wet.?

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Sticky Skin: If you skin is sticky when damp, but not when completely dry, you have something called acquired cutaneous adherence, or sticky skin syndrome. Sometimes it's caused by medication and sometimes not. It seems to be very rare and not much is known about it.

Question 4

my left eyelid has been twitching for the past week.  what can cause that and what can i do to stop it?  could my sjogren's syndrome be a cause?

Accepted Answer

Myokymia: Eyelid twitching, or myokymia, is a benign but annoying condition.  Reducing your stress and reducing caffeine intake make help.

Question 5

can dry eye syndrome cause eyelid twitches?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Twitching is most commonly from fatigue and stress.

Question 6

my below the eye eyelids and cheeks are a little bluish all the time recently. i have stomack problems and irratative bowel syndrome. any connection?

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Urgent consultation: Bluish discoloration (cyanosis) of the cheeks, lips, tongue  or fingers is a serious sign and needs to be thoroughly investigated. Diseases of heart or lungs can cause cyanosis. Please see your pcp who after a history and exam would decide further action.

Question 7

what, other than benign fasciculation syndrome, would cause twitching throughout entire body? eyelids, anus, eardrums, lips, arms, legs, abdomen, etc.

Accepted Answer

Rule out: make sure you rule out Lyme disease which can cause muscle twitching in stage 2

Question 8

i have had eyelid twitching and all over muscle twitching for a year now. mainly in eyes but also calf, thigh, shoulders, biceps, even nose twitching. no other symptoms. hoping it is benign fasciculation syndrome but worried?

Accepted Answer

: It is likely Benign Fasciculation Syndrome and not harmful. However, I would recommend consulting a neurologist for an evaluation and confirmation.
Wish you good health!

Question 9

i have a inflammation of my upper left eyelid where it is puffy but not painful, and there's no signs of a style, what could this be? how can it heal

Accepted Answer

Chalazion: It could be a remnant of  stye called chalazion. These could go away with time but if there is concern seeing an Ophthalmologist would be prudent. Good luck

Question 10

floppy baby syndrome. what is it?

Accepted Answer

Nonspecific observtn: "floppy baby" is a nonspecific term used to describe an infant whose muscle tone is diminished.Tone is like the stretchy of a rubber band, when weak, decreased tone prevents babies from maintaining their posture. This implies a disturbance, anywhere from the brain down to the nerve or muscle. Some conditions with low tone include:down syndrome, brain injury, spinal muscular atrophy, prader-willi synd.

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She had floppy eyelid when she fell asleep. is it something i should be worry?

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Is floppiness after legs falling asleep a sign of a nerve condition?

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I have sticky skin on my eyelids, front of my neck, and behind my knees. it's not "sticky skin syndrome", it doesn't happen when it's wet.?

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My left eyelid has been twitching for the past week. what can cause that and what can i do to stop it? could my sjogren's syndrome be a cause?

A member asked:

Can dry eye syndrome cause eyelid twitches?

A member asked:

My below the eye eyelids and cheeks are a little bluish all the time recently. i have stomack problems and irratative bowel syndrome. any connection?

A member asked:

What, other than benign fasciculation syndrome, would cause twitching throughout entire body? eyelids, anus, eardrums, lips, arms, legs, abdomen, etc.

A member asked:

I have had eyelid twitching and all over muscle twitching for a year now. mainly in eyes but also calf, thigh, shoulders, biceps, even nose twitching. no other symptoms. hoping it is benign fasciculation syndrome but worried?

A member asked:

I have a inflammation of my upper left eyelid where it is puffy but not painful, and there's no signs of a style, what could this be? how can it heal

A member asked:

Floppy baby syndrome. what is it?

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