Patient's question:
I'm preparing to seek treatment for facial paralysis. Could you please give me an early understanding of how much the treatment cost is generally?Doctor's answer:
Facial paralysis is generally treated with therapies to completely eliminate local inflammation, edema, and other conditions, while also supporting the repair of facial nerve function. For peripheral facial nerve palsy, such as that caused by viral infection, medications such as antiviral drugs, neurotrophic agents, corticosteroids, and B vitamins may be used. Common physical therapy methods include ultrashort wave therapy, low-to-mid frequency electrotherapy, laser therapy, and drug infusion, supplemented by massage, which can enhance efficacy. Regulating physical and mental health, maintaining personal hygiene, and avoiding bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity are also important.