Patient's question:
I have a friend who has facial paralysis. I don't know what's going on with him?Hello, does a person with facial paralysis feel pain?
Doctor's answer:
A facial paralysis may reappear with pain and numbness, potentially making it impossible to complete facial expressions, causing tears to flow from the eyes, and leading to a reduced sense of taste in the tongue. It is recommended to take B-complex vitamin medications. In addition to hormone-based treatments, acupuncture therapy can be used in conjunction. For facial paralysis, it is important to avoid cold drafts to prevent the condition from worsening.