Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. How to treat facial nerve palsy sequelae with twitching eyelids and corners of the mouth? It hasn't improved after three years. What should I do? Facial nerve palsy sequelae have caused great interference to my life. I have to constantly face others' strange gazes, which is very painful.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking: The after-effects of facial paralysis often lead to twitching of the eyelids and corners of the mouth, making treatment very difficult. In such cases, we primarily need neurotrophic drugs. The best approach is to combine physical therapy with treatment. Gradually, things will improve, but the effects may not be very noticeable. Therefore, we must be patient with medication and treatment. The above can serve as a reference.