Patient's question:
My grandfather is getting older and unfortunately suffered from facial paralysis due to an accident. He never had an easy life when he was young, and now that life has improved, he's ended up like this. We are very heartbroken. How long does severe facial paralysis take to heal on its own?Doctor's answer:
This mainly depends on the individual's constitution and the severity of the condition to determine how long it will take to recover. Facial nerve palsy is commonly referred to as facial nerve palsy, and the majority of cases are caused by dormant herpes zoster in the facial nerve sensory ganglion. It can also be caused by alcoholism, vitamin deficiency, and other factors. Traditional Chinese medicine is the most effective and safest method for treating facial nerve palsy. The best way to prevent facial paralysis is to maintain a good mood, ensure sufficient deep sleep, and engage in appropriate activities to boost immunity.