Patient's question:
The child was born prematurely weighing 3 jin 6 liang (about 6.6 pounds), due to pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome. Now at 3 years old, the child cannot walk yet, but the cerebellum development is normal. The child has strabismus, and still drools when smiling. The child had hard swelling at birth. When will the child be able to walk? Patient ageDoctor's answer:
Hello, your symptoms are typical of facial paralysis. The symptoms of facial paralysis include the disappearance of forehead wrinkles, widened eye fissures, flattened nasolabial folds, and drooping corners of the mouth. When smiling or showing teeth, the corners of the mouth droop and the face becomes. You cannot perform actions such as wrinkling your forehead, frowning, closing your eyes, blowing out air, or pursing your lips. When puffed cheeks or whistling, air leaks out. During eating, food residue gets stuck between the teeth and cheeks, and saliva often drips from that side.