Patient's question:
A friend's mother has facial paralysis, but she doesn't have facial paralysis. Now she is pregnant, and she is worried that her baby might inherit facial paralysis from her generation. She wants me to ask the doctor if facial paralysis can be inherited across generations.Doctor's answer:
Bell's palsy is absolutely not inherited across generations, because it is not caused by congenital reasons. Except for the onset of Bell's palsy and constitutional factors, this constitution is hereditary. Although this constitution is hereditary, it is not inherited through gene transmission across generations. It can be stabilized through postnatal regulation, and only when the constitution returns to normal can it effectively prevent the recurrence of this disease. Pay attention to your own dietary health, with a preference for light and simple food.