Patient's question:
Dad felt that the facial features were a bit asymmetrical, so he went to the hospital for a thorough examination. Later, the doctor's diagnosis was that it was facial paralysis. Father then felt that both facial paralysis and hemiplegia were unknown whether he would become severely hemiplegic?Doctor's answer:
Very strictly, I want to tell you that patients with facial paralysis generally do not cause hemiplegia, although hemiplegia may lead to facial paralysis. Early diagnosis of facial paralysis should determine effective treatment methods to prevent the recurrence of facial paralysis due to nerve damage. Western medicine treatment involves administering hormones in the early stage to completely eliminate facial nerve edema, and providing antiviral and neurotrophic treatments as appropriate. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!