Patient's question:
I've noticed something's not quite right with me recently. My eyes have become different. During dinner yesterday, I took a quick look in the mirror and realized my mouth was. Other symptoms were gone. How can I speculate how I got facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Your facial paralysis is mostly caused by a stroke. By the time you notice it, you have already had it for a few days, but you only noticed it now. You can first observe carefully—if it is facial paralysis, it will gradually expand into symptoms such as crooked mouth and eyes, difficulty drinking water, slurred speech, difficulty eating, and tearing. Facial paralysis is a common symptom characterized by the dysfunction of facial expression muscles, with the most typical symptom being crooked mouth and eyes.