Patient's question:
My dear aunt, she has neuritis, and it's because of that neuritis that caused facial paralysis. Now she can't make facial expressions, her face is extremely stiff. I've been watching her like this and it's really painful. She's been taking medicine all the time, but it seems to be doing nothing. Can facial paralysis be cured?Doctor's answer:
It is possible to treat facial paralysis again, but the treatment process is relatively complex. On the one hand, oral medications are required for conditioning, and on the other hand, acupuncture and massage can be used in conjunction for treatment. This helps in the complete recovery of the condition. If the condition is severe, the treatment process will take longer. During the treatment period, it is essential to pay attention to preventing cold exposure.