Patient's question:
I currently have facial paralysis and my mouth is always, which looks very awkward. I don't know what this is about. I want to ask, why do you have the symptoms of facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Facial paralysis is often believed to be related to neuroviral infections, such as those that cause colds or upper respiratory infections, which are more common in men. Generally, the mouth is, the mouth is drooling, the speech is slurred, the whistle is not blown, and there is no taste of food in the mouth. The symptoms are very severe, and you will notice them in time. The people around you can find that in the early stages of facial paralysis, most people have similar cold symptoms, and some are infected with the varicella-zoster virus. Lowering the body's immunity, appropriate exercise, wearing a mouth guard, and using mouthwash can help. If the condition worsens, you can seek acupuncture treatment at a local hospital within one week.