What happened to the upper right eyelid jump?

The right upper eyelid jump may be caused by physiological factors, or may be caused by pathological factors such as conjunctivitis and refractive error.

1. Physiological factors

If you use your eyes for a long time in daily life, it will lead to excessive fatigue of eyelid muscles, resulting in involuntary twitching. The external manifestation is the right upper eyelid jump, which is a normal physiological phenomenon.

2. Conjunctivitis

is an inflammatory reaction that occurs in conjunctival tissue. Inflammatory factors can stimulate eyelid muscles, which will also cause the above symptoms.

3. Refractive

error will change the tension of eye muscles, resulting in involuntary muscle contraction, which will also cause symptoms of right upper eyelid jump.