Patient's question:
My brother was diagnosed with facial paralysis a while ago, and he was promptly treated at the hospital. However, recently, his eyes have been constantly red, and I want to ask what to do about facial paralysis with red eyes?Doctor's answer:
Bilateral hearing loss is severe, and the brain constantly rings with loud buzzing sounds. The ears on both sides are like two tendons spinning and injured. Red eyes and tears never disappear from the eyelids. The entire face, eyes, and mouth have been paralyzed and cured. The condition has improved. Three days after discharge, the patient had a recurrence and was admitted again for otitis media, currently being treated. During the treatment process, the condition has not stabilized but appears more severe on the surface. What kind of help do you care about? If it is facial paralysis caused by otitis media, immediate surgery is necessary, as other treatments are ineffective.