Patient's question:
Why do many people suffer from facial paralysis now?Doctor's answer:
There are multiple causes that can lead to facial paralysis. In clinical diagnosis, it can be divided into two types based on the location of recurrence: central facial nerve palsy and peripheral facial nerve palsy. Facial paralysis is not age-specific, but a recent study has shown that the proportion of young people suffering from facial paralysis is increasing. Most young people rely on their strong physical condition and are not averse to extremely cold, spicy, and other stimulating foods. At the same time, in pursuit of beauty, they neglect daily cold protection measures. This greatly increases the opportunity for the onset of facial paralysis.