Patient's question:
During the dinner, Aunt suddenly coughed up a mouthful of blood and then fainted onto the table. We quickly took her to a larger hospital. The doctor said Aunt had a stroke. After several treatments, Aunt finally woke up, but she became paralyzed on one side of her face. What should we do about the facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Facial paralysis is a relatively complex facial disease, most of which is caused by the invasion of cold viruses. It can also lead to symptoms such as crooked mouth and eyes. First, it is important to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, as well as coarse grains, bean products, fish, and other foods. Consuming more liquid and semi-liquid diets, as well as easily digestible foods, can be helpful. Cold compresses can be used for care, and vitamin eye cream can be applied before taking a nap.