Patient's question:
I am currently actively using medication to treat facial paralysis, and it's showing some effect. Today, I really want to eat seafood. Can people with facial paralysis eat seafood?Doctor's answer:
Facial paralysis patients should not eat seafood, as seafood is a cooling food and also contains irritants that are beneficial for the complete recovery of facial paralysis. Facial paralysis is primarily a symptom caused by dysfunction in the decomposition and metabolism of facial muscles. In terms of diet, avoid foods that are too cold, too spicy, or too irritating. It is best to avoid seafood and consume plenty of protein and vitamin-rich foods daily, which can promote the complete recovery of the disease.