Patient's question:
1. The left facial nerve (recorded from the left orbicularis oculi muscle) shows slight shortening during concealment (recorded from the orbicularis oris muscle), with slightly flattened waves.2. Blinking is evident during mild shortening of the left R1R2 during concealment, with R2~normal; the right R1R2 is normal, with R2~mild shortening.
3. The left orbicularis oris muscle shows extremely low levels of potential, with forceful contraction, visible abnormal spontaneous potentials.
Conclusion: Electromyography of the left facial nerve harm.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Facial paralysis is what is commonly referred to as facial nerve damage. On electromyography, the main manifestations are shortened latency, slowed conduction velocity, and reduced amplitude, among others.Advice: You should review your electromyography results. The mild injury is actually unnecessary to perform, as the results are inevitable. As long as treatment is timely, appropriate physical therapy is provided, and neurotrophic drugs are taken, a complete recovery is quite possible! Focus on taking vitamins and undergoing physical therapy. Every day, practice pulling the affected side (left) of the mouth toward the mirror to aid in full recovery.