Patient's question:
My father suffered from facial paralysis six months ago and has since recovered. However, the sequelae have reappeared. I want to know which hospitals are good for treating facial paralysis sequelae?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it seems that facial paralysis often leaves behind sequelae. Common sequelae of facial paralysis include symptoms such as mouth and eye deviation, incomplete eyelid closure, and drooling from one side of the mouth. For treating facial paralysis, you can go to a regular provincial hospital's neurology department for treatment. Facial paralysis is a common disease in neurology, and of course, sequelae of facial paralysis can also be treated in conjunction with acupuncture, which will be more effective.