Understanding the causes of salivation in children with cerebral palsy, and how to help them cope with this symptom.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Facial Paralysis

Understand the common causes and diagnostic methods of facial paralysis.

Understanding the causes of sudden facial paralysis and how it is diagnosed

Intermittent cramps in the arms upon just falling asleep, less recurrence in the latter half of the night. How should it be diagnosed and treated?

A 10-month-old girl suddenly became weak and unconscious while playing, recovering on her own minutes later. Similar situations have occurred three times, one of which was suspected to have happened after a fever. Blood tests showed normal potassium levels.

Explore the possible causes and preventive methods of pediatric tic disorders.

Facial paralysis is a condition that can heal itself, but it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Through medication treatment and comprehensive therapies such as acupuncture, recovery is generally expected within three weeks.

Recurrence Causes and Prevention Methods of Facial Paralysis

The causes of pediatric brain atrophy are complex and diverse, including abnormal blood components, changes in cerebral vascular elasticity, and various other factors. Genetic factors may also play a certain role. Sequelae include intellectual decline, impaired sensory functions, and changes in personality and behavior.