Patient's question:
A friend of mine has facial paralysis. Yesterday, I went to visit him and chatted with him. He said that he has been experiencing recurring headaches recently and doesn't know if they are related to his facial paralysis. Why do you keep getting headaches with facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
According to Bell's palsy, it can be accompanied by different symptoms such as traumatic facial falls or accidental car accidents. This should alert to the possibility of intracranial infection and hearing loss. There are many cases where the infection is more common than some people suffering from Bell's palsy, which is the most common type of anesthesia in our population. To bring ear pain, even severe headaches, or other nerve issues, not only the facial nerve issues, but it can also infiltrate other nerves. Due to the symptoms of Bell's palsy itself should be very typical, that is, the mouth and eyes are.