Patient's question:
My grandfather is 80 years old this year. Last night, while he was going to bed to urinate, he accidentally fell and suffered a stroke. As a result, he was sent to the hospital for treatment. The stroke has left him with facial paralysis, and now his mouth is often crooked, which looks very unattractive. Hello. What are the treatment methods for stroke-related facial paralysis?Doctor's answer:
Hello, post-stroke sequelae vary from person to person. Depending on the affected area and the size of the stroke, the symptoms of post-stroke sequelae can also differ. Some may experience recurrent hemiplegia or facial drooping. Later-stage treatment primarily involves acupuncture, physical therapy, and other symptomatic treatments. You can visit the rehabilitation and physical therapy department of a nearby hospital and consult with a doctor to determine an appropriate treatment plan. It's important to take medication on time and undergo regular follow-up examinations.