How long does it take to cure facial paralysis? What are the methods for treating facial paralysis?

Many friends don’t quite understand facial paralysis, and only a few people know that there is such a disease. Generally, if there are patients suffering from this disease, it is because a kind of appearance shadow is caused on the skin, which has a very important impact on our physical health. So how long does it take to cure facial paralysis?

How long does it take to cure facial paralysis?

If the patient develops facial paralysis in the early stages, as long as he goes to the hospital for treatment immediately, he can be cured in about four cycles. Of course, the main treatment methods for facial paralysis are antiviral or nerve nutrition, which are relatively early treatment methods.

If facial paralysis reaches the late stage, it is more serious and requires acupuncture, which will be more effective. If the treatment has not been effective for more than three months, then surgical treatment should be considered, otherwise skin problems will occur over time.

The current treatment of facial paralysis with western medicine is not very effective, but mild facial paralysis can be cured with this treatment. Many patients will choose acupuncture treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. If the method is correct, the effect will appear quickly and the face will be improved.

Patients with facial paralysis need to be treated as early as possible. Generally, hormone drugs can be used to control nerve edema. Of course, nutritional drugs are also suitable, such as vitamin B1, and some physical therapies can also be used.

Facial paralysis is a common disease. Unlike other diseases, facial paralysis has a wider range of incidence. Facial paralysis is a common disease characterized by motor dysfunction of the facial expression muscles, and facial paralysis is its common symptom. I have a friend who unfortunately suffers from facial paralysis. His facial movements are not smooth, his mouth is crooked, his eyes are slanted, the corners of his mouth are drooping, his sense of taste is abnormal, etc. In order to cure facial paralysis as quickly as possible, many people have used some special medicines, which not only fail to cure the condition, but make the disease worse. So, how long will it take to cure facial paralysis?

Generally speaking, facial paralysis goes through four stages from the initial symptoms to cure. These four stages are nerve paralysis stage, disease stabilization stage, facial nerve resuscitation stage, and facial nerve recovery stage. Treating facial paralysis is a long process. Patients should take it slowly and not take so-called miracle drugs out of impatience.

Mentally, patients should try to keep themselves in a relaxed state, not put psychological pressure on themselves, and not put themselves in a state of tension, otherwise it will make the condition worse. In terms of diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy and fried foods.

Prevention of facial paralysis should start from daily life. When you go out and encounter strong winds, you should pay attention to massaging some important parts of the face and ears to increase your ability to resist the cold. In terms of mentality, patients should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. A positive and optimistic attitude is very important for treating diseases.

Let us now discuss in detail the methods for treating facial paralysis.

First: dietary supplements. Facial paralysis is a neurological disease, so patients must not eat any irritating foods. The diet should be light and spicy food should not be eaten. Try to avoid eating any seafood. Family members must urge patients to pay attention to their diet and eat more fruits and vegetables.

Second: physical therapy. It is best for patients to massage their face every day. The massage method is very simple. Rub your palms together to warm them up, then massage your face until your face becomes warm. The next step is to do some expression training every day. Patients should persist in opening and closing their eyes 10 to 20 times a day.

Third: If diet therapy and physical therapy are ineffective, the patient must resort to medication or surgery for recovery. It is recommended that patients take medication for a period of time first, and then undergo surgical treatment if the effect is not obvious. Surgery has serious side effects and recovery is difficult.