Patient's question:
Doctor, I suffered from facial paralysis during the winter this year and received treatment in the hospital. Now I have fully recovered, but many aftereffects remain. I would like to consult you—can facial paralysis aftereffects still be treated? I need to, how is it treated in the hospital? Please reply as soon as possible, thank you!Doctor's answer:
After facial paralysis, sequelae may remain. With active treatment and post-treatment care, there may be a complete recovery. You can return to the hospital's rehabilitation department for follow-up, undergoing treatments such as cold compresses, massage, physical therapy, and acupuncture. Pay attention to protecting the affected side from cold and wear a mask when going out. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and rest more. The above can serve as a reference.