Patient's question:
Just when summer transitioned into autumn this year, I went out for a run. Possibly due to the extremely cold weather, after returning home, I felt stiffness and discomfort in my face, which then recurred. The symptoms included drooping mouth and slanted eyes. When I went to the hospital, they diagnosed it as facial paralysis. After treating it for more than half a month, the results were not very effective. So, I wanted to check out how the facial paralysis hospitals are over there.Doctor's answer:
Facial paralysis is mainly treated by neurology departments. There are many good hospitals for this condition, and major tertiary hospitals can also treat facial paralysis. The treatment time for facial paralysis varies from person to person. Some people may recover quickly in a few days, while others may need several weeks or even more than three months. In some cases, surgery may also be required. If you haven't seen any improvement after more than half a month, I suggest you go to a tertiary hospital in your city for a check-up.