Patient's question:
My aunt's face is paralyzed. Now my uncle is taking her to the hospital to see a doctor. Why do people get facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Facial collapse is essentially a problem with facial nerve function, which is also known as facial paralysis or a functional issue with the blood circulation in the head. Conditions such as post-stroke or post-hemorrhage sequelae are prone to recur. In a small portion of cases, the cause is due to occupying inflammation and damage caused by brain tumors. Surgical treatment to control the condition is quite normal, or it can be managed through acupuncture and physiotherapy, with the foundation being blood-activating and nourishing treatments.