In the early stages of facial paralysis, treatment can include corticosteroids combined with vitamin B complex, cold compresses, and anti-infection (anti-viral and bacterial) measures. In the later stages, electronic acupuncture, cold compresses, and regional physical therapy can be used. Generally, most patients can recover and heal quickly through appropriate treatment. Although some patients may require a longer treatment period and even leave mild sequelae, it will not affect normal daily life. Additionally, actively participating in physical exercise, maintaining mental and physical health, and practicing good personal hygiene can also aid in the recovery from facial paralysis.
If one side of the face becomes weak after facial paralysis, how can it be effectively treated?
Three-year-old girl with facial paralysis, seeking traditional Chinese and Western medical treatment advice.
Facial paralysis treatment can combine traditional Chinese acupuncture with Western medication, and it’s important to avoid irritating foods in the diet.
The effectiveness of eel blood therapy in treating facial paralysis remains uncertain. It is recommended to use other treatment methods under professional medical guidance.
Patients with facial paralysis still have symptoms after three months of treatment, seeking the best treatment hospital
Facial paralysis is a common disease, usually caused by wind-cold, which can lead to facial distortion.
The symptoms of facial paralysis primarily manifest as weakness in the facial expression muscles, loss of forehead furrows, drooping mouth corners, and inability to fully close the eyes. Early symptoms may include stiff facial muscles and mouth twitches. If these symptoms occur, one should seek immediate consultation with a neurologist.
Familial exudative vitreoretinopathy is a genetic eye disorder that can lead to moderate vision loss in both eyes.
Facial palsy can lead to difficulties in eyelid closure and irritation of the eyes, causing discomfort or infection. Timely treatment and comprehensive therapies such as traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture can help restore function, usually requiring 2 to 3 weeks.
