Patient's question:
My friend recently suddenly reappeared with facial paralysis, went to the hospital for a check-up, and found out that they had facial paralysis. I'd like to know what to eat for this condition.Doctor's answer:
It should be considered that facial nerve infection caused by a virus may occur. If there are typical facial symptoms, active treatment should be implemented to prevent further worsening of symptoms and achieve complete recovery. It is recommended to pay close attention and drink plenty of water. Effective medication should be taken, including oral nerve-nourishing and antiviral treatments. For general colds, medication is typically used during the acute phase, while rehabilitation therapy can be considered during the recovery phase. The above is advice on this issue, and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you.