Patient's question:
I always get told in class that I'm a face-palmer. Could you please tell me what causes face paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer, hello. The causes of facial paralysis are relatively complex. It may be due to the facial nerve passing through a narrowed area again, controlling the nerve. It may also be due to a viral infection interfering with the facial nerve. The characteristics of facial paralysis are drooping mouth and eyes, a mask-like face, lack of nerve control in facial muscles, no expression on the face, and inability to move facial muscles. Don't care what others say. Just live your daily life without any interference.