Patient's question:
A mild stroke upon advancement, facial nerve slightly abnormal, facial paralysis, numb tongue - how long does it take to recover?Doctor's answer:
Generally, when facial paralysis reappears, it is important to determine whether it is central or peripheral facial paralysis. Typically, if you go to the facial paralysis treatment center on Friday, you can expect a quicker full recovery. However, central facial paralysis tends to take longer to fully recover. Due to individual differences in condition and physical constitution, the duration of full recovery varies. Some may recover within a few weeks, while others may need over a year. Therefore, regardless of how quickly recovery occurs, it is essential to actively pursue treatment.