Patient's question:
Dad had a stroke and now has facial paralysis, with stiff facial muscles and crooked mouth corners, and his movements are also slow. Mom takes care of his diet. Hello, with facial paralysis, what kind of food cannot be eaten?Doctor's answer:
Bell's palsy is a disease characterized primarily by dysfunction of facial expression muscles. It is a neurological condition with symptoms such as facial paralysis and drooping eyelids.Regarding the diet for Bell's palsy, avoid drinking beer and eating spicy foods that can affect eating. Avoid foods that are easily irritating, such as chili peppers, mutton, and seafood. Try to minimize exposure to cold in the face and mouth, such as drinking cold water or eating cold snacks. Generally, most foods can be included in daily diet, but it is advisable to consume more easily digestible foods rich in B vitamins.