Patient's question:
Mother-in-law did perfect makeup a while ago, maybe didn't take off the makeup properly, suffered from wind face, similar to a stroke, unable to make expressions. She went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it was a facial paralysis. She is frustrated and can't sleep well. Can people with facial paralysis take sleeping pills?Doctor's answer:
The main component of sleeping pills works by anesthetizing the cerebral cortex to achieve the effect of inhibiting excitement, thereby promoting human tranquility. It is not controversial that it can be taken. Bell's palsy can be diagnosed through nerve function tests or electrocardiogram, etc. Patients with cardiovascular diseases, tumors, trauma, or infectious diseases have a higher incidence. The specific manifestations include facial stiffness and inability to express emotions. Bell's palsy can be completely restored faster through the combination of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine.