Patient's question:
Last week I felt that my facial expressions were quite stiff, and it was only then that I found out I had facial paralysis. This condition requires surgery to fully heal. I would like to ask what is the best time for facial paralysis surgery?Doctor's answer:
Bell's palsy is a facial nerve inflammation that may be caused by factors such as cold exposure, psychological stress, or viral infections. It can lead to facial muscle stiffness, inability to close the eyes, or difficulty raising the eyebrows. It can be classified as peripheral facial nerve palsy. Generally, it can be treated with acupuncture, physical therapy, and other methods. Some nerve-nourishing medications may also be used to stabilize symptoms. It requires a process and timely treatment.