Patient's question:
I have facial paralysis, my parents are quite worried. I'd like to ask, what should a person with facial paralysis pay attention to in daily life?Doctor's answer:
For the situation you described, don't feel too much psychological pressure. For peripheral facial nerve palsy caused by facial nerve neuritis, if it is due to a viral infection, medications such as antivirals, neurotrophic agents, corticosteroids, and B vitamins can be used. To protect the exposed cornea and prevent conjunctivitis, options include using eye patches, eye drops, and ointments. Acupressure: The patient can use their hands to massage the paralyzed facial muscles in front of a mirror several times a day, for 5 to 10 minutes each time. Physical therapy: Common methods include ultrashort wave therapy, low-to-mid frequency electrotherapy, laser therapy, and drug infusion. Acupuncture treatment.