Patient's question:
What causes occasional facial numbness? Sometimes, when I get angry or anxious, my face becomes numb, tight, and my mouth can't open, making it hard to speak. On rare occasions, when it's severe, symptoms also affect the upper body, including hands, arms, and chest. When I was very young, around one or two years old, I had high fever seizures, but after the age of four, I never had any more. In the past two years, I've been experiencing facial numbness and similar symptoms. I'm asking experts, what could be causing this? Should I go to the hospital for a comprehensive check-up?Doctor's answer:
Hello, you are affected by nerve paralysis, you can use some nerve-nourishing drugs, such as oryzanol.