After three months of conservative treatment for facial paralysis, if facial nerve palsy has not recovered, and relevant electrophysiological examinations (such as facial nerve conduction velocity testing and electromyography) show no response (i.e., no electrical activity), surgical treatment can be considered.
Can mild facial paralysis be cured? Is the condition genetic? How should patients handle it?
Seek advice on one-year treatment and blood sugar control for children with facial paralysis
The treatment for facial paralysis includes identifying the cause, making a diagnosis, providing symptomatic treatment, and dietary adjustments.
Patients with Facial Paralysis Seek Effective Treatment Methods
Facial paralysis on the right side may be a sequelae of a minor cerebral thrombosis, and treatment can consider Chinese medicine blood-activating and channel-unblocking, as well as acupuncture therapy.
How should facial paralysis patients be treated?
There is much confusion and a quest for solutions regarding how to treat facial paralysis caused by stroke complications quickly and effectively.
Recommendations and Treatment Regimens for Facial Paralysis
Facial Paralysis Treatment: Western Medication and Its Potential Side Effects
