Patient's question:
Always uncomfortable, feeling bad, can't sleep. What are the methods for treating Bell's palsy?Doctor's answer:
Post-stroke sequelae usually refer to the condition where, after three months of treatment, the patient has not fully recovered and symptoms such as facial muscle spasms and imbalanced facial movements reappear. The main cause of post-stroke sequelae is often insufficient timely treatment, particularly the lack of early administration of adequate hormones and neurotrophic therapies. Early stimulation through methods like acupuncture cannot be ruled out either. If the patient's condition is severe or there are complications, botulinum toxin can be used for treatment. Additionally, medication can be administered to improve blood circulation. If the results are unsatisfactory, surgical methods may be employed for corrective procedures.