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Facial nerve palsy, also known as facial neuritis, Bell's palsy, or Hunt's syndrome, is commonly referred to as "facial paralysis," "crooked mouth," "wobbly mouth," or "hanging wire wind." It is a common disease characterized primarily by the dysfunction of facial expression muscles. The general symptom is mouth and eye deviation. It is a prevalent and frequently occurring condition that is not limited by age. Patients often cannot even perform basic facial movements such as raising their eyebrows, closing their eyes, or pouting.