Patient's question:
How are facial paralysis classified? I have facial paralysis for several years. How should I treat it?Doctor's answer:
Facial nerve palsy (facial neuritis, Bell's palsy, Hunt's syndrome), commonly known as facial paralysis, crooked mouth, "crooked mouth," or "hanging wire wind," is a common disease characterized by the dysfunction of facial expression muscle groups. The general symptom is mouth and eye deviation. It is a common and frequently occurring disease that is not limited by age. Patients often cannot even perform basic facial movements such as raising eyebrows, closing eyes, or pouting lips.Currently, the most effective treatment is acupuncture. Additionally, proper daily care is essential. The best way to prevent facial paralysis is to maintain a good mood, ensure adequate sleep, and engage in appropriate physical exercise to enhance the body's immunity.