Facial muscle stiffness may be caused by these situations!

In real life, many people often neglect their bodies due to busy work and life. Many people will experience stiff facial muscles. Facial muscle stiffness may generally be caused by facial paralysis. Facial paralysis can cause uncontrollable facial muscles because the facial nerves are affected.

Stiff cheek muscles may be caused by facial paralysis, which greatly affects one's appearance because it is a common facial disease characterized by motor dysfunction of facial muscles. The general symptoms are very common.

It is a common and frequently occurring disease in our lives. This disease has no age limit and can affect both men and women. After the onset of the disease, the patient's face is often unable to complete even the most basic movements. It has a great impact on life and study. It is necessary to understand the symptoms of facial paralysis as early as possible and receive treatment.

Patients with facial paralysis often experience stiffness in the muscles of the forehead and the affected side. When they make expressions, the frontalis muscle on the healthy side is higher and the one on the affected side becomes lower, forming a step shape with one side higher and the other lower. When the upper and lower eyelids are closed, they are always half-open and cannot close naturally.

People with facial paralysis often have nostrils that are smaller and thinner than before, and the nostrils are usually not the same size. The sides of the affected patients' nasolabial folds become shorter and shallower. In severe cases, the entire nasolabial folds disappear. The chewing movements are restricted when eating, the sense of taste is lost, and the patients drool unconsciously.

Patients with facial paralysis often experience the disappearance of the normal basic functions of the affected side, numbness and stiffness of the facial muscles, the inability to make facial expressions such as pouting and smiling, and air leakage when whistling with their mouths puffed up. Sometimes they also experience tinnitus, ear congestion, pain around the ear, hearing loss, etc.

Patients with facial paralysis need to receive timely treatment. If not treated for a long time, the body may suffer from sequelae. Patients also need to eat more foods that are good for the body. Do not eat spicy and irritating foods during treatment. It is best to maintain a happy mood so that you will get better faster.