Patient's question:
My friend has recently suffered from facial paralysis, but only has this condition without any other symptoms. The friend wants to know what to do in this situation.Doctor's answer:
How long has this condition been present, what have you done in detail, and what were the results of the examination? Considering your symptoms, it is preliminarily suspected to be an acute recurrence of facial nerve palsy. This is commonly seen in peripheral neuropathy caused by exposure to wind. It is recommended to maintain a light diet and avoid excessive fatigue, overtime, and other unhealthy habits. Symptomatic treatment with drugs such as dibazol, mecobalamin, adenosine cobalamin, and adenosine triphosphate tablets should be administered. If necessary, blood tests, facial cranial CT or MRI should be performed to clarify the condition and guide clinical diagnosis and medication. Neurological specialist treatment should be provided.