Patient's question:
My second uncle suffered from facial paralysis due to a car accident. Despite years of treatment, it hasn't been very effective. I would like to ask which specialized hospitals are there for treating facial paralysis.Doctor's answer:
According to your description of the issue, Bell's palsy, also known as facial neuritis or facial anesthesia, can be caused by infections such as bacteria and viruses, or by conditions triggered by changes in weather, colds, or injuries. These factors can lead to facial nerve root edema, which in turn causes facial muscle paralysis, disappearance of forehead wrinkles, drooping corners of the mouth, and unclear speech. It is a systemic disease of the nervous system. It is recommended to visit a local reputable hospital's neurology department for further examination. Under the guidance of a doctor, treatment can be administered, along with acupuncture and physical therapy, which can effectively promote recovery. Rest and stay hydrated to effectively boost your immune system. Avoid spicy and foods. I hope the above advice can help you.