Patient's question:
Going snowboarding with friends to a remote place before the New Year was really cold. My face got numb from the cold, and after not playing for two days, we came back. It's been so long since then. The other morning when I woke up and was washing my face, I noticed that my right face had no sensation. The doctor said it's facial paralysis.Doctor's answer:
Hello, Bell's palsy is a common and frequently occurring disease, usually caused by wind-cold. The invasion of wind-cold leads to mouth and eye deviation. A disease characterized by motor dysfunction of the facial expression muscle group is recommended to visit a formal facial nerve hospital for treatment. On the one hand, it will alleviate the condition, and on the other hand, early detection and early treatment can save medical costs. It is crucial not to use medication blindly on your own, as it may interfere with diagnosis and affect the efficacy, leading to unnecessary loss.