Patient's question:
I went to the north for the first time and didn't pay attention to preventing it. I got cold and my face became stiff, and my speech was a bit slurred. It was checked and said to be caused by the cold. How is facial paralysis treated in winter?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the main treatments for facial paralysis include high-frequency electrotherapy, laser, and infrared therapy. These methods can quickly stabilize blood circulation in the patient's face and prevent inflammation from spreading further. For patients in the acute phase, they can perform self-massage on their affected side by looking in the mirror, using their hands to gently massage the paralyzed area for 5 to 10 minutes each time. This can improve local blood circulation and reduce excessive muscle pull on the unaffected side. It is a simple and effective physical therapy method. The above suggestions are for this issue, and I hope they are helpful to you.