Patient's question:
I recently didn't realize that I had facial paralysis. I don't know what the main cause of facial paralysis is? Is it related to lifestyle?Doctor's answer:
Facial paralysis is mainly caused by the blockage of meridians within the body, leading to increased anger and weakened immunity, followed by exposure to external pathogens. The most common cause is the invasion of wind pathogens into the face, which triggers facial paralysis. From a Western medical perspective, it is a condition known as facial nerve palsy, often resulting from long-term weakened immunity, excessive stress, and overexertion. In daily life, it is important to relax and avoid putting too much pressure on oneself. Learn to release stress appropriately, avoid overtime work, and rest at regular intervals.