Patient's question:
My friend has had facial paralysis for a while, and they haven't started treatment yet, but now it feels like the facial paralysis is getting worse. I want to know what the most severe consequences of facial paralysis are?Doctor's answer:
Chronic facial paralysis can lead to the recurrence of conditions related to inflammation in the liver, kidneys, and internal organs, as well as impaired microcirculatory systems. Over time, it may result in the weakening of brain, kidney, and internal organ functions, as well as deficiencies in qi and blood, imbalances in yin and yang and endocrine systems, anemia, neurasthenia, depression, facial muscle scars and contractions,, facial muscle spasms, drooping upper eyelids, and psychiatric disorders. It is recommended to seek timely treatment. The above is advice on this issue, and it is hoped it will be helpful to you.