Patient's question:
What is the self-treatment method for Bell's palsy? The day before yesterday morning, I noticed that my left side of the face had no sense of touch, and I thought I might have Bell's palsy. However, it should just be due to catching a cold, as my left cheek corner can move, but the upper and lower lips on the left side still can't move, the eyebrows can't move either, and the upper eyelid can't close completely. In need of help: How can one quickly treat Bell's palsy?Doctor's answer:
The main cause of Bell's palsy is facial nerve inflammation, which is a non-bacterial and non-suppurative inflammation of the facial nerve. It is a common and frequently occurring disease. It often occurs due to exposure to wind or cold, so it is generally believed that the local blood vessels supplying the nerve may experience severe pain again due to the cold wind, leading to brain edema, swelling, and compression of the facial nerve, resulting in blood stasis. The above is advice on this issue. It is hoped that it will be helpful to you, and I wish you a speedy recovery!