Question
I’ve recovered from some illnesses, but now I occasionally feel like I’m having a relapse, and there’s some stiffness in my face, as well as uncoordinated movements in my hands and feet. I’m a bit worried. The doctor mentioned Hemifacial Paralysis, but I’m not sure of its severity. How should I deal with Hemifacial Paralysis, and how is it treated?
Answer
Based on your current description, if this condition recurs and you experience facial paralysis, it is advisable to consult a neurologist for a review. The primary treatment involves nutritional nerve therapy. However, since your condition recurs, it is recommended to undergo an EEG examination to check for any significant changes. This situation is not straightforward; Hemifacial Paralysis can cause it, but the central nervous system can also be a factor. Wishing you good health.