Patient's question:
My friend recently suddenly reappeared with a condition of and went to the hospital for a check-up, only to find out that they had facial paralysis. The friend is very worried and wants to know where there are hospitals that treat facial paralysis.Doctor's answer:
Bell's palsy is most effective in the acute phase of facial nerve treatment (using corticosteroids, etc.). If the course of the disease is less than one, acupuncture is almost ineffective. It can only be treated with facial nerve anastomosis with other nerves. The principle of treatment is to enhance local inflammation, edema, and the elderly's calves. Non-surgical methods such as reasoning acupuncture can be adopted to promote inflammation subsidence. Oral vitamin B6 and other drugs can be taken. Wish the patient a speedy recovery!