Patient's question:
My aunt went to the hospital yesterday for a check-up and was told she had mild symptoms of a stroke, possibly with facial paralysis. It's a mild case of facial paralysis, and she noticed it when she was brushing her teeth in the morning. My aunt's mouth is slightly slanted, but it's currently a mild condition.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 seek medical attention at a formal facial nerve hospital. On the one hand, this will alleviate the condition, and on the other hand, early detection and treatment can save medical costs. It is crucial not to use medication blindly on your own, as this may interfere with diagnosis and affect the efficacy, leading to unnecessary loss.