Patient's question:
My relative, an uncle, is 68 years old this year. When we met a few days ago, I noticed that he had facial paralysis. I was wondering how to treat facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, most patients with facial paralysis can recover, but facial paralysis is prone to recurrence. It is important to pay attention to self-protection in daily life. When the weather gets colder, we should quickly protect our ears and avoid catching a cold. Occasionally, we can also see stubborn facial paralysis patients, most of whom are elderly with diabetes or high blood pressure. These patients often do not pay attention to their blood sugar levels and fail to keep them within the standard range. For such patients, while treating facial paralysis, it is necessary to control their underlying conditions to ensure a complete recovery.