Patient's question:
My husband has been expressionless for over ten years. Recently, I read a report about a new method to treat this condition. Can it still be treated?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent facial paralysis that has persisted for many years, if it is a case of facial neuritis caused by previous viral infections or exposure to cold or wind, and if the recurrent facial neuritis has led to some sequelae, then currently there may not be a particularly effective way to further stabilize it. The new methods are all related to surgery, and it is necessary to conduct a detailed and careful examination to help determine the condition.