Patient's question:
We have a colleague who has now suffered from facial paralysis for two months. How should we deal with it if the facial paralysis hasn't improved after two months?Doctor's answer:
The best time for treating facial paralysis is the earlier the better. Generally, early treatment leads to complete recovery, allowing the face to return to normal. If treatment is delayed or not administered on time, it may leave behind sequelae such as unnatural facial expressions. If there is no improvement after two months, it indicates that sequelae may remain. In daily life, it is important to take precautions and avoid exposure to wind. Oral medications that support nerve nutrition can help with complete recovery.