Patient's question:
Doctor, my father-in-law suddenly had facial paralysis a while ago, and he has. Hello, can the of facial paralysis be completely recovered?Doctor's answer:
Rehabilitation Principles: Promote early subsidence of local inflammation and edema, and enhance complete recovery of nerve function. For peripheral facial paralysis caused by facial nerve palsy, antiviral drugs, neurotrophic agents, corticosteroids, B vitamins, and other medications can be used to treat viral infections. Use eye patches, eye drops, and eye ointments to protect the exposed cornea and prevent occupational conjunctivitis. Massage therapy. The patient should massage facial muscles several times a day with their hands in front of a mirror, with each session lasting 5-10 minutes. Common physical therapy methods include ultrashort wave therapy, low-to-mid frequency electrotherapy, laser therapy, and drug infusion. Acupuncture treatment.