Patient's question:
I started experiencing occasional, unintentional drooling last month. Sometimes it's difficult for me to chew food, and I can't bite through it. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said I have facial paralysis, which is caused by many factors such as a weakened immune system, exposure to wind, colds, and more. I'd like to ask, can facial paralysis go untreated?Doctor's answer:
Last month, the facial paralysis symptoms reappeared, and even eating became somewhat difficult, with some food remaining in the mouth. This condition can indeed be triggered by factors such as exposure to cold or wind, or an increase in viral infection susceptibility. Generally, there is a high rate of recovery, but during the acute phase, the use of additional nutritional support for nerves and acupuncture therapy can help achieve a faster and more complete recovery.