Patient's question:
The child has been suffering from facial paralysis for a year. The eyes are of different sizes and it's difficult to raise the eyebrows. Can this condition heal on its own?Doctor's answer:
I don't know how old your child is, but if the facial paralysis symptoms reappear, and if the symptom of one eye being larger and the other smaller also reappears, and in addition to difficulty raising the eyebrows, I don't know how the early additional treatment was conducted. However, it is recommended to first clarify whether it is central facial paralysis or peripheral facial paralysis. As for whether it can heal on its own, it depends on the patient's specific condition. After more than a year of illness, sometimes the damage to the nervous system can be permanent, so the possibility of recovery to normal is relatively small.