Patient's question:
Doctor. I came home last night and felt that I had no sense of touch on the right side of my face. Looking in the mirror, I realized I had facial paralysis. Why do you think I have facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
That it is a syndrome caused by facial nerve damage due to various reasons. Facial paralysis can be divided into central, facial paralysis, and peripheral facial paralysis attributes. In detail, it is generally caused by a cerebrovascular accident, except for one case where it is caused by tumor control, and another case is peripheral facial paralysis. Peripheral facial paralysis is generally caused by facial nerve damage, except for long-term exposure to cold air or long-term alcohol consumption.