Patient's question:
My friend has been feeling some numbness in the facial muscles recently and is very worried and upset. They are concerned about whether they might have facial paralysis and want to understand what to do about it.Doctor's answer:
Clinical diagnosis often employs corticosteroids (such as prednisone, etc.) and vitamin B complexes (like vitamin B12) along with blood-activating and blood-stasis-resolving drugs to collectively achieve the effect of anti-reducing water stability and microcirculation. However, hormone drugs have strong side effects, and their efficacy is not entirely certain as they are merely symptomatic treatments. But if overused, they can produce many adverse effects and side effects, leading to obesity, difficulty in water and sodium retention, and a decline in immunity, resulting in a slow and incomplete recovery.