Can the sequelae of facial paralysis be cured?

Facial paralysis is a disease in which muscle paralysis or atrophy is caused by damage to the facial nerves. It is inherently harmful to patients, and because the onset is slow, the symptoms are usually already quite serious when discovered. At this time, the treatment effect is not only poor, but it is also very easy to cause sequelae after treatment. So, can the sequelae of facial paralysis be cured?

When it comes to the treatment of the sequelae of facial paralysis, traditional Western medicine has no way to cure it. Only by combining drug treatment and daily care may there be a possibility of cure. However, it may take a longer time, but if it can be cured, it is worth it.

The sequelae of facial paralysis is a chronic disease. In the early stage, the disease accumulates slowly. If it is not treated early, it generally does not relieve spontaneously. Some patients experience paralysis and atrophy of the affected side muscles in the late stage, and the convulsions also stop. In the early stages of the disease, when facial muscle twitching is limited to the orbicularis oculi muscle, it should be differentiated from functional eyelid spasm, which does not extend to the lower face and is often bilateral. When facial muscle spasms are accompanied by other cranial nerve damage, or limb dysfunction, or involuntary limb movements, intracranial lesions should be considered and the patient needs to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

The sequelae of facial paralysis are generally caused by improper and untimely treatment. Due to the lack of timely treatment at the time, facial paralysis sequelae occurred, which is a situation that many patients have encountered. Secondly, patients are often psychologically affected by the sequelae of facial paralysis because they cannot be cured. They worry that the sequelae of facial paralysis cannot be cured. Let me tell you that the sequelae of facial paralysis can be cured! To treat the sequelae of facial paralysis, patients must first establish a good view of treatment, do not give up, maintain a good mood, have confidence in themselves, and have confidence in doctors and the treatment of facial paralysis!

Finally, patients need to maintain relatively good living habits, which is of great significance for the recovery and treatment of the disease. Patients should have a good daily living habit, ensure adequate sleep, prevent the face from getting cold, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and participate in certain physical exercises!

After understanding whether the sequelae of facial paralysis can be cured, I hope that all patients can correctly recognize the harm of the disease, start to take care of it from the details of life, and cooperate with doctors to treat facial paralysis. Only in this way can you have a chance to completely get rid of facial paralysis, regain a healthy face, and let your face move freely!