Patient's question:
HelloYesterday (2006.1.9) afternoon, during lunch, my left corner of the mouth suddenly became uncontrollable. I quickly went to the Neurology Department of Dalian Medical University for treatment. The doctor said I had sudden facial nerve palsy and had no previous medical history.
Symptoms:
1 Mild intermittent pain behind the ear
2 The left half of the lip cannot raise normally
3 The left half of the mouth cannot close completely when blowing cheeks
4 The eyelid cannot close as forcefully as before, but it can still be closed
Doctor's answer:
Facial nerve palsy (facial neuritis, Bell's palsy, Hunt syndrome, commonly known as "facial paralysis," "crooked mouth," "wobbly mouth," "hanging wire wind," "hanging oblique wind," "facial neuritis," "crooked mouth wind," etc. For your condition, you can try: take live eels, slaughter them, and apply their blood to the paralyzed facial skin. Wash it off after 24 hours, or at least 12 hours. Visible effects can be seen within about a week. B vitamins are also helpful for facial nerve diseases, such as B1, B2, B12, etc. B vitamins are rich in the following foods: coriander, tomatoes, winter melon, cucumbers, papayas, apples, pineapples, pears, peaches, watermelons, apricots, persimmons, grapes. B vitamins can help synthesize neurotransmitter substances, so it is recommended to supplement appropriately.