Patient's question:
At midnight when I came back, everything was fine. I didn't get up until 10 or so this morning. After getting up, I realized that my speech was a bit slurred. Then my child told me that my mouth was crooked. Could you please ask an expert where is the best place to see for facial nerve paralysis in children?Doctor's answer:
Facial nerve paralysis can be treated in the neurology department of a regular hospital. The current cause is still unclear. Symptoms such as facial paralysis on one side, caused by factors like colds or viral infections, can be identified. This may include the disappearance of one side of the forehead crease, shallow nasolabial folds, and the inability to close the eye. It is recommended to pay attention to children's warmth, oral hygiene, and eye hygiene. At the same time, acyclovir, prednisone, and intramuscular injections of vitamin B1 and vitamin B12 can all alleviate the symptoms.