Patient's question:
My friend previously suffered from facial paralysis. Today, she suddenly fainted. I would like to ask how to treat fainting caused by facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
If you have facial paralysis, it is generally caused by facial nerve inflammation and facial muscle paralysis. In most cases, it will not cause fainting. If fainting occurs again, it is necessary to check whether there is a cerebrovascular disease, measure blood pressure, and perform a brain CT scan to confirm the specific symptoms. If there is brain hemorrhage or cerebrovascular disease, early treatment is required. At the same time, blood glucose testing and dynamic blood pressure measurement should be conducted.