Patient's question:
Yesterday, facial paralysis occurred again. I feel that my eyebrows and mouth corners cannot be lifted. The right side is the most severe, and I can't speak clearly. Today, I went to the hospital. The doctor said it cannot heal on its own immediately. I am very worried that it cannot heal completely. So, I want to ask, is there any method that can heal facial paralysis completely on its own?Doctor's answer:
Bell's palsy is a common disease characterized primarily by dysfunction of the facial expression muscle group. The general symptom is facial paralysis, which is generally not affected by age. The face often cannot even complete basic actions such as raising the eyebrows, closing the eyes, or pouting. Traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture and facial massage treatments are highly effective. The recurrence of Bell's palsy is most likely triggered by exposure to cold winds or stressful experiences. These peripheral facial nerve issues can be easily softened during the acute phase. Many neurotrophic drugs and acupuncture should be used to assist in stabilizing the symptoms. After a period of time. Usually about two weeks, the symptoms will gradually subside. According to what you said. The earlier the treatment for facial nerve paralysis, the better. Delayed treatment may lead to nerve suppuration, making it difficult to recover completely.