Patient's question:
Grandpa woke up from his nap a few days ago and developed facial paralysis with eye and mouth coordination. He hasn't recovered yet. Can facial paralysis with eye and mouth coordination be completely restored?Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of facial paralysis, and the recurrence of mouth-eye, generally require timely and thorough examination. Irregular physical therapy treatment is often necessary. Most cases are caused by nerve or eye nerve anesthesia and can be treated with oral neurotrophic drugs. In the early stages, corticosteroids can also be used to prolong the course of the disease. For this condition, special attention should be paid to whether there is hypertension or cerebrovascular disease, which can be managed through physical therapy and medication.