What can be done if you get facial paralysis?

Patient's question:

I have diagnosed that I have facial paralysis. I now always feel like I don't want to go out. I really don't look good now. My mouth corner is always slightly crooked. I really want to seek treatment now. What help do I need: What can I do if I have facial paralysis?

Doctor's answer:

Treatment Principles for Bell's Palsy—Stabilize local blood circulation, reduce facial nerve edema, and promote thorough functional recovery.
1. Early use of prednisone, initial dose of 1 mg/kg/day, bid, for 5 consecutive days, then gradually reduce to 5 mg/day within 10 days.
2. Antiviral medications
3. High-dose neurotrophic drugs and appropriate use of vasodilators, such as B vitamins and ATP.
Wishing you a speedy recovery.

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