Symptoms and treatment of facial paralysis

Facial paralysis is a common peripheral nerve injury disease, which is called crooked mouth, small stroke or crooked mouth. One of the characteristics of this disease is that it occurs from children to the elderly regardless of age. After the attack, the main symptoms are mouth and eyes askew, unable to lift eyebrows, mouth askew and so on. There are many reasons for facial paralysis, and the decrease of resistance is the main reason. After the resistance drops, it can invade the facial nerve when infected by wind and virus. After facial nerve injury, the dominant ability of one side of facial nerve to facial muscles decreased, resulting in mouth-eye deviation. There will be some symptoms to pay attention to before facial paralysis. Generally, after fatigue or long-term lack of sleep, there will be pain behind the ear, facial numbness, mouth leakage or dry eyes.

Yang Yining tells you that the treatment of facial paralysis needs to make local inflammation and edema subside as soon as possible, and promote the recovery of nerve function through acupuncture and drinking Chinese medicine.