Patient's question:
My brother keeps having his mouth without any reason lately, and I find it strange when I watch him. I want to ask the doctor what the symptoms of facial paralysis are.Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of facial paralysis mainly include incomplete closure of one eyelid and tearing in the wind. The nasolabial groove becomes shallow, and the forehead wrinkles become shallow. The mouth droops, and the cheeks puff out with air leakage. Sometimes, pain may reappear below the mastoid process behind the ear. If facial paralysis is detected, it is best to start treatment early. Common treatment methods include neurotrophic drug therapy, acupuncture therapy, infrared light irradiation therapy, cold compress therapy, and other physical treatments.