Bell’s Palsy is a common disease characterized by facial expression muscle group movement dysfunction, often resulting in facial asymmetry. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment methods include acupuncture, electroacupuncture, moxibustion, and herbal decoctions, which need to be diagnosed and treated according to the specific symptoms of the patient.

An introduction to the common symptoms and treatment methods of facial palsy.

Patients with facial paralysis typically begin acupuncture treatment around three days after onset.

After Bell’s Palsy has healed, left-sided facial pain may be due to residual neuralgia. Try taking blood circulation medications and nerve-nourishing drugs to relieve the pain. If the pain persists, hospitalization for specialized treatment may be necessary. In some cases, specific nerve block treatments may be required. Maintain a light and healthy diet.

The Link Between Long-Term Wind Exposure and Facial Paralysis

Bell’s palsy is caused by various factors and requires checking the cause and treating accordingly.