Early Symptoms of Pediatric Facial Nerve Inflammation

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What are the early symptoms of pediatric facial nerve inflammation?

Answer

Children with facial nerve inflammation may exhibit the following early symptoms:

Facial muscle atrophy
Facial asymmetry, such as a crooked mouth or droopy eyelid
Abnormal facial sensation, such as numbness
Decreased sense of smell and taste Parents should pay attention to their child’s facial expressions and behavior, and if any abnormalities are noticed, they should seek medical attention promptly. During treatment, the child’s diet should be rich in nutrition to aid in recovery.