Patient's question:
Daughter is 6 years and 215 days old and has never smiled. I think she should go to that hospital to treat facial paralysis. The price is reasonable.Doctor's answer:
Hello, facial paralysis is divided into central facial paralysis and peripheral facial paralysis. Central facial paralysis is usually caused by cerebral vascular accidents, brain trauma, or brain tumors. Peripheral facial paralysis is typically caused by non-specific inflammation of the facial nerve within the stylomastoid foramen or by basilar skull fractures. Clinically, peripheral facial paralysis is more common and relatively more severe in symptoms. During the acute phase, it is important to actively administer B vitamins and neurotrophic drugs, while also adopting physical therapy, rehabilitation therapy, acupuncture therapy, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Only by taking a multi-pronged approach can patients recover more quickly and effectively.