Patient's question:
My neighbor has a younger brother who suffers from congenital facial paralysis. He can only use a wheelchair, has difficulty keeping his head upright, and speaks slightly unclearly. He hasn't read books and is now a bit depressed. Sometimes at night, he doesn't want to sleep.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: In addition, 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.