Patient's question:
Last month, facial movement problems and drooping mouth began to reappear. For those with complete collapse of facial expression muscles on the affected side, the forehead wrinkles disappear, the eye fissure widens, the nasolabial groove flattens, and the corners of the mouth droop. When smiling, the corners of the mouth deviate to the healthy side. The doctor said it's facial paralysis, so how is it treated? What kind of help is needed: How to implement treatment after getting facial paralysisDoctor's answer:
Oral intake of Vitamin B and Vitamin B12 is recommended. Ultrashort wave therapy and acupuncture treatment. Massage, perform self-massage on the face with your hands in front of a mirror several times a day, each session lasting 5-10 minutes. Cold compresses can be applied to the affected side to improve local blood circulation. Pay attention to the temperature of the food, avoiding hard foods. Maintain a light diet, digest Vitamin B complex, and avoid spicy and greasy foods. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!