Patient's question:
This morning after going to bed, the student found that her eyelids and mouth were drooping. She was very anxious and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said she had facial paralysis. How should facial paralysis be treated?Doctor's answer:
Don't hurry, if a student experiences this situation again, it can be treated. It's essential to go to the hospital for timely treatment and not to be too careless. Generally, acupuncture and physiotherapy are used, along with taking many neurotrophic drugs. However, during this period, it's important to pay attention to preventing facial coldness and not getting chilled again. When going out, it's necessary to wear a mask. Since the student has experienced facial paralysis again, it should be related to facial exposure to coldness.