Patient's question:
When my child was six years old, he had a high fever. Later, the hospital said it was a cold, and after curing him, we returned home. Two months later, we discovered that my child's left face was stiff, and when he smiled, his mouth and eyes were crooked. In these years, he has been treated intermittently and hasn't gone to the hospital less, but there has been no improvement.Doctor's answer:
Treatment of Bell's Palsy with Western Medicine: Oral prednisone, with antibiotics prescribed for high blood counts, and antiviral medications for high lymphocyte segmentation. Western medicine treatment carries certain risks and must be taken under the guidance of a doctor.Suggestions: Additionally, hormones should not be taken long-term. Long-term, high-dose use of hormones can lead to Cushing's syndrome, induce neurological and psychiatric symptoms, as well as serious sequelae such as digestive system ulcers and osteoporosis.