Patient's question:
I have symptoms of dizziness, uncontrollable tearing of the ears and eyes, and stiff facial muscles. After examination, it was found that I have facial paralysis. I heard that nerve growth factor can help treat this condition, so I want to ask if nerve growth factor is effective for facial paralysis treatment?Doctor's answer:
Combining your annual brain CT can rule out cerebrovascular diseases. Further clarification is needed for a definitive diagnosis. Facial paralysis is a common facial disorder in life that severely interferes with a patient's normal life and brings great inconvenience to the entire family. Many facial paralysis patients cannot even feed themselves. Facial paralysis brings increasing harm to patients. If you suffer from facial paralysis, you must go to the hospital to get better. Facial paralysis is divided into central facial paralysis and peripheral facial paralysis. Central facial paralysis is caused by cerebrovascular diseases such as stroke or brain hemorrhage.