How to treat facial numbness

Facial numbness actually happens to many of our friends, but many of them do not take this situation seriously. There are many causes of facial numbness, such as facial paralysis, facial nerve paralysis, facial nerve-like, hemifacial spasm, etc. Different causes require different treatments, so the cause should be confirmed before treatment.

What causes facial numbness during pregnancy?

Facial numbness is a symptom of facial nerve disease. Facial nerve diseases include facial paralysis, facial nerve paralysis, facial neuritis, hemifacial spasm, hemifacial muscle atrophy, trigeminal neuralgia, etc. They are common and frequently occurring diseases. Therefore, you can go to the hospital for relevant examinations in your current situation, find out the cause and then treat the symptoms.

Facial paralysis refers to paralysis of the facial muscles. It is caused by a stroke in the facial nerve, which supplies the facial muscles. The main manifestation is impaired facial muscle movement. Facial neuritis is something that many friends will encounter, and the occurrence of facial neuritis is related to many factors.

In addition to facial numbness, many friends have different symptoms of crooked mouth and squinting eyes, which are also typical symptoms of facial neuritis. Therefore, when our face feels numb, we can consider whether we have facial neuritis, but this also requires a doctor's judgment.

What to eat when your face is numb during pregnancy

1. People with facial numbness should eat more fresh vegetables and coarse grains, such as beans, soy products, pumpkin, corn, onion, lean meat, hawthorn, purple box, kelp, jujube, bitter gourd, loofah, winter melon, cucumber, melon, banana, and mulberry.

2. People with facial numbness should eat mainly ordinary food. They should eat light and easily digestible food and avoid spicy, sour, dry, hard and rough food. Take good oral care before and after eating, such as gargling and cleaning your mouth, to prevent oral ulcers.

3. Patients with facial numbness should consume more B vitamins. B vitamins can help treat facial nerve diseases. Foods rich in B vitamins: coriander, tomatoes, winter melon, cucumber, papaya, apple, pineapple, pear, peach, watermelon, apricots, persimmon, and grapes. Vitamin B can help the synthesis of neurotransmitters, so it should be supplemented appropriately.

If you experience numbness in your body during pregnancy, including numbness in your face, hands, feet, etc., you need to seek medical attention immediately. Because many factors may cause this symptom, which often leads to abnormal fetal development, in this case, examination can be used to find the specific cause of the numbness in the body.