Patient's question:
My grandmother-in-law is over 60 years old this year. Due to the prolonged lack of treatment for facial twitching, she has now developed facial paralysis. Previously, the family didn't take her for treatment, but I want to take her to try now. I know the elderly cannot tolerate much disturbance, so I'd like to ask in advance if facial paralysis can be cured? Can it be treated completely and permanently?Doctor's answer:
From the perspective of the time the patient has been sick, it may be difficult to treat it completely, because after all, the duration is too long. However, it is still necessary to confirm whether the facial paralysis is caused by the above symptoms due to cerebrovascular disease, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for diagnosis and see the neurology department. If it is facial paralysis, acupuncture, neurotrophic drugs, and drugs that promote blood circulation, stabilize blood vessel circulation, and repeat should be considered for joint treatment to solve the problem.