After more than a decade, facial paralysis reappears, potentially due to damage to the facial nerve or trigeminal nerve. Timely treatment can lead to complete recovery, but after more than a decade, the damaged nerves have scarred and cannot be reconstructed, leaving no treatment options. For neurological injury diseases, early treatment is essential.

For neonatal brachial plexus injury, early strict treatment, combined with comprehensive rehabilitation and functional training, can aid in recovery.

Inquire about treatment methods and their effectiveness for neonatal brachial plexus injury. The response mentions that complete recovery from neurological injury is difficult, suggesting the use of acupuncture and massage to alleviate symptoms, and introduces other treatment options.

If your left hand doesn’t actively pick up things and your grip is weaker during a handshake, but your shoulder and elbow functions are normal, this could be a symptom of brachial plexus injury.