Question

Sudden, uncontrollable twitching of the face in males may be a symptom of facial paralysis. Upon discovering this condition, the patient should be taken to the neurology department of the hospital for an examination immediately. Treatment for facial paralysis is most effective within the first week after onset.

Answer

If a patient suddenly experiences facial twitching, they should seek medical attention in the neurology department of the hospital as soon as they notice the symptoms. Timely treatment within the first week of onset can help in self-healing. At the same time, medication infusion treatment as prescribed by the doctor, along with nerve-nourishing medication, should be followed. Additionally, combining traditional Chinese acupuncture treatment can enhance the effects. Precautions:

  1. Diet recommendations include eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, consuming nutrient-rich and easy-to-digest foods, drinking plenty of water, avoiding alcohol, and steering clear of irritating food.
  2. During the acute phase, it is advisable to get adequate rest, pay attention to facial warmth, avoid direct cold wind, do not sleep near windows, wear a mask when going out to prevent catching a cold again. Avoid washing your face with cold water. Pay attention to weather changes and adjust clothing in a timely manner to prevent catching a cold.