Patient's question:
Your colleague's uncle is 45 years old this year and recently went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with facial paralysis. The doctor suggested applying warm salt water to the face to help treat it. Can applying warm salt water to the face really treat facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
In addition to routine care, patients' diet should also include digestible calcium and vitamin B, which is beneficial for facial nerve diseases. Calcium not only helps bones and intelligence but also enhances normal muscle and nerve function. Due to the main condition of facial nerve disease patients being facial nerve conduction disorders, digesting calcium is very important. Ribs, dark green vegetables, egg yolks, kelp, sesame, fruits, carrots, watermelon, and dairy products contain calcium.