A patient seeks treatment advice for facial paralysis accompanied by red, swollen eyes.

Is facial paralysis causing muscle atrophy? Why do I feel some atrophy in my facial muscles recently?

How to identify and determine if the symptoms of facial paralysis are exacerbated by over-treatment?

Patients with facial paralysis often suffer from nerve damage due to facial exposure to cold or wind. Treatment should prioritize facial warmth, and Chinese acupuncture or small needle knife treatment can be combined. Additionally, taking nutritional nerve supplements and medications that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis can complement the therapy. As the severity of the condition varies among patients, patience and continuous treatment are essential.

A 21-year-old student has been suffering from facial paralysis at school, with long-term treatment showing no improvement, seeking the best treatment plan.

Facial paralysis is often caused by wind-cold, and it is recommended to seek professional hospital treatment to alleviate the condition

How to Handle Facial Paralysis

The treatment of facial paralysis and crooked mouth is usually challenging and requires a brain CT scan to determine the injury and sequelae.

Treatment Recommendations for Facial Paralysis Patients During Pregnancy

What are the treatment methods and outcomes when facial paralysis leads to taste loss?