Patient's question:
In 2001, there were lingering aftereffects, the treatment was not fully recovered, and this situation occurred. It's quite worrying, and I want the condition to improve through treatment. I hope to receive your help.Doctor's answer:
Post-stroke facial paralysis sequelae consist of two parts. A small portion is the residual symptoms left behind due to incomplete activation and functional recovery of the anesthetized nerves on the affected side. The other small portion is caused by therapeutic interventions such as acupuncture, which are part of the injury-related treatment.Post-stroke facial paralysis sequelae generally refer to symptoms that occur within 3 months of the condition, resulting from improper treatment methods that delayed recovery or from the failure to alleviate the condition despite undergoing multiple different treatments. These symptoms include residual manifestations when facial expression muscles have not fully recovered, as well as subjective symptoms.