Patient's question:
Friend woke up this morning and suddenly couldn't move his face. The doctor told us to go to the department for facial paralysis. Which department does facial paralysis belong to?Doctor's answer:
Bell's palsy is a neurological disease that may primarily recur with symptoms such as facial paralysis and drooping eyelids, and may also present with dizziness. It is recommended to visit a hospital for an electromyography and a head CT scan to determine whether it is central or peripheral facial palsy. If it is peripheral facial palsy, acupuncture can be performed, and it can be supplemented with oral B vitamins and hormone medications.