Patient's question:
Had two episodes of facial paralysis, the first in 2008 and the second in 2011. Currently, there are no symptoms, but there is a where the left side of the face becomes stiff when laughing.Doctor's answer:
Hello, facial nerve palsy, also known as Bell's palsy, is a disease caused by conditions such as trauma, surgery, facial nerve inflammation, or occupying diseases, resulting in unilateral or bilateral facial nerve paralysis and paralysis of the expressive muscles. It is more common on one side.It is recommended to take traditional Chinese medicine internally to expel wind and externally apply acupuncture to stimulate the nerves. Alternatively, you can inject Western medicine that nourishes the nerves. Pay attention to your diet, supplement your nutrition, and maintain a cheerful mood.