Patient's question:
I have been very busy at work recently, and there are often inspections by leaders. I frequently have to report on my work progress to them, which makes me overly anxious and keeps my nerves highly tense. I've noticed that my facial expressions have become difficult to control recently. Is this a sign of facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the recurring issue is the need to understand the leader's perspective during inspections, which triggers excessive nervousness. This is not necessarily related to facial paralysis but rather to sympathetic nervous system arousal, where overstimulation leads to the condition. Additionally, frequent interaction with the leader and gradually getting accustomed to answering questions at work can help stabilize the situation. With consistent practice, things will naturally improve. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!