Patient's question:
My boyfriend recently has symptoms of facial paralysis, and I'm very worried. I'd like to ask what foods should be avoided with facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Bell's palsy can eat, but pay attention to light and easy to replenish. Bell's palsy includes central facial nerve palsy and peripheral facial nerve palsy. It can be improved through head CT or MRI to identify and diagnose. If it is peripheral facial nerve palsy, the general prognosis is good. Acute muscle needs oral corticosteroids, nerve nutrition drugs, reduce facial nerve inflammation and edema, promote nerve repair, and at the same time, facial muscle massage, chewing gum, and acupuncture therapy can be used to enhance recovery.