Does mild childhood facial nerve palsy heal on its own?

Patient's question:

Recently, I don't know why I can't sleep, which is greatly affecting my work efficiency. My friend recommended that I visit a neurology department. Can mild facial nerve palsy in children heal on its own?

Doctor's answer:

Bell's palsy in children is also known as facial paralysis in children. Sometimes, after a child's immunity improves, facial nerve inflammation may recur due to cold exposure or catching a cold. If the facial nerve inflammation is mild, the symptoms may include facial drooping and. In daily life, it is advisable for the child to consume a diet rich in nutrients and easy to digest, while avoiding extremely cold and irritating foods. Additionally, when going outdoors, it is important to protect the face from the cold by wearing a mask.

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