Patient's question:
There is a person around me who has a condition where half of their face always twitches, and their eyes are of different sizes. Lately, I've been feeling like my head is a bit tilted, and I wonder if it could be a symptom of facial paralysis.Doctor's answer:
Sure. Here is the translation of the provided text into English, with the carriage returns () remaining as they are:There will be. Before a migraine recurrence, there are often premonitory symptoms such as anorexia, depression, and fatigue. Flashes of light and dark spots may reappear in the visual field, and partial sensory and motor disturbances can also occur, such as numbness or aphasia in the face, lips, or limbs. These symptoms can last from several minutes to half an hour before fading. Then, severe facial paralysis may reappear, which can be throbbing, dull, or stabbing pain. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!