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Dangers of facial paralysis.

1. Listlessness and low mood.

Patients with facial paralysis, sequelae of facial paralysis, and facial muscle spasms will have listlessness, low mood, and often feel fatigue, or even have no interest in anything, become negative, and lose confidence in life.

2. Inferiority complex and autistic temperament.

When the face suffers from facial paralysis, sequelae of facial paralysis, and facial muscle spasm, the personality will become more and more inferior, the temperament will become more and more autistic, unwilling to associate with anyone, go their own way, and make their own opinions, so that they often make mistakes and regret for life.

Close the door on. 3. Multiple complications and disrupted health.

Long-term facial paralysis, sequelae of facial paralysis, facial muscle spasm, the body may have related lesions, liver, kidney, viscera function, micro-blood circulation system will be affected, over time, it will lead to brain, kidney, viscera failure, qi and blood weakness, yin and yang disorders, anemia, insomnia, depression, facial muscle contracture, joint exercise, facial muscle spasm, ptosis, mental illness and other diseases, endangering human health, the consequences are unimaginable.

There are really a lot of harms of facial paralysis, the first is the image problem, the eyes are crooked, the mouth is tilted and you don't dare to go out, and the facial paralysis will lead to many complications, and many diseases during the facial paralysis are caused by facial paralysis. Therefore, facial paralysis should be timely**. If not, the consequences will be severe.

Facial paralysis is very harmful to the patient's physical health, and facial paralysis should be done correctly and in a timely manner, so as to avoid these hazards from happening to themselves.

In recent years, a large number of patients have been admitted to the Donghua Hospital of the Red Cross Society of Beijing, which has tens of millions of patients with facial paralysis.

There are many hazards, and they cause a lot of damage to the face, so be sure to be prompt**. You can go to Beijing Donghua Hospital.

The general symptom is that the mouth and eyes are crooked, and the patient often can't even complete the basic actions such as raising the eyebrows, closing the eyes, and puffing up the mouth, and the general symptoms are the mouth and eyes on the face of the disease, and the patient often can't even complete the basic actions such as raising the eyebrows, closing the eyes, and bulging the mouth, which is mostly manifested as the stiff facial expression on the affected side, the disappearance of the forehead wrinkles, the enlargement of the eye fissures, the nasolabial folds and the stupid drooping of the corners of the mouth, and the falling corners of the mouth and the crooked face are more obvious when smiling or showing teeth. The affected side should not make movements such as frowning, frowning, closing eyes, puffing up, and pouting. When the cheeks are puffed up and whistled, air leaks because the lip on the affected side does not close.

When eating, food debris often retains in the interdental space of the affected side, and saliva often flows down the affected side. Because the punctum turns out with the lower eyelid, the tears cannot drain normally and overflow. Stiffness, loss of forehead wrinkles, enlargement of eye fissures, nasolabial folds and drooping corners of the mouth, and more pronounced scrooked corners of the mouth and facial skew when smiling or showing teeth.

The affected side should not frown, frown, close eyes, puff up, and pout. When the cheeks are puffed up and whistled, air leaks because the lip on the affected side does not close. When eating, food debris often retains in the interdental space of the affected side, and saliva often flows down the affected side.

Because the punctum turns out with the lower eyelid, the tears cannot drain normally and overflow.

Facial paralysis is a common neurological condition that causes facial muscles to be unable to move or feel signals from the brain. Although there has been a great deal of research on it, there are still many unknowns about why people develop facial paralysis. Some facial paralysis is caused by factors such as infection, trauma or stroke, but most cases it is caused by unknown causes such as genetics or stress.

Other people with facial paralysis may also have symptoms such as headaches, muscle weakness, and eye pain.

In terms of **, early detection and ** is important. According to research, physical and verbal methods can help patients with facial paralysis relearn how to move their facial muscles normally and regain their ability to speak. In some cases, surgery** is also a necessary option.

In conclusion, timely diagnosis and prevention are crucial for patients with facial paralysis, and hopefully future research will help us better ** and prevent this disease.

1. What is facial paralysis?

Facial paralysis is actually facial neuritis, which is mainly characterized by motor dysfunction of facial expression muscles. The onset of the disease is not limited by age and gender, almost any group of people can get sick, and once it occurs, even the most basic actions such as closing the eyes cannot be completed.

Second, facial paralysis.

The onset of facial paralysis is complex, and in most cases it is caused by central facial neuritis lesions, mainly due to primary diseases such as inflammatory infection, cerebrovascular disease, and intracranial tumors. It may also be caused by alcoholism or long-term exposure to toxic substances, as well as metabolic disorders such as vitamin deficiencies and diabetes.

3. Clinical manifestations of facial paralysis.

Patients with facial paralysis will have symptoms of paralysis of facial expression muscles, and the wrinkles on the forehead will disappear, and will be accompanied by the adverse effects of enlarged eye clefts, drooping corners of the mouth, and facial distortion. The side of the patient is often unable to puff up, frown, and pout. You may drool when eating, and you may also have taste disturbances and hyperacusis.

Fourth, the best method of facial paralysis.

1.Non-surgical**.

When the symptoms of facial paralysis are not very severe, patients can take nutritional nerve drugs and B vitamin drugs**, and if there are symptoms of viral infection, antiviral drugs such as acyclovir tablets can be added. In addition, the facial muscles can be massaged locally and treated with ultra-short waves or lasers and other physical **.

2.Surgery**.

If facial paralysis persists, the patient may need prompt surgery. However, the facial nerve conduction velocity should be measured and the facial muscle electromyography should be done before surgery, and surgery can only be performed after surgery is indicated.

Facial nerve palsy, commonly known as facial paralysis, is an acute onset, mainly manifested as paralysis of facial expression muscles on the affected side, crooked mouth and eyes, disappearance of frontal lines, inability to frown and frown, and inability to close or incomplete closure of eye clefts. According to the location of the injury, it can be divided into central facial paralysis and peripheral facial paralysis, and the central lesion is located in the cortical bulbar tract between the facial nerve nucleus and the cerebral cortex, which is usually caused by cerebrovascular disease, and can also be accompanied by symptoms such as speech impairment, hemiplegia, and hemiplegia. Peripheral facial palsy, also known as facial neuritis or Bell's palsy, is the most common facial nerve disease, accounting for more than 70% of facial paralysis, and may be caused by non-specific inflammation of the facial nerve in the stem mammary foramen, resulting in peripheral facial paralysis, and the prognosis is generally good.

Typical symptoms. Paralysis of facial expression muscles.

Forehead wrinkles disappear, frowning brows, eye cleft cannot be closed or partially closed, and the eyeball turns upward and outward when the eyes are closed, revealing the white sclera, which is called Bell's sign. The nasolabial folds are flat, the corners of the mouth are drooping, and the corners of the mouth are more pronounced when smiling or showing teeth. The affected side should not make movements such as frowning, frowning, closing eyes, puffing up, and pouting.

When the cheeks are puffed up and whistled, air leaks because the lip on the affected side does not close. When eating, food debris is often trapped in the tooth and cheek space on the affected side, and saliva often flows down the affected side, and tears overflow.

Facial dullness or numbness.

There is usually no sensory loss and the sense of taste is intact.

Loss of taste in front of the tongue 2 3.

The lesion is located below the geniculate ganglion in the facial canal, above the site of the chord tympanium, and may be accompanied by loss of taste in the anterior 2 3 of the ipsilateral tongue in addition to the above symptoms and signs.

Disorders of salivation.

The side of the patient with facial nerve palsy will present a condition with very little saliva secretion, many people do not care too much, theoretically this is a facial nerve disease, if it does not attract your attention, then it is possible to deepen the condition of the facial nerve, which will bring great trouble to the ** in the future.

Lacrimal gland secretion disorder.

During the onset of facial nerve palsy, patients often have involuntary tear attacks, and at the same time, there are dry eyes and cannot secrete tears normally, which brings serious harm to patients. Patients with facial nerve will present with lacrimal gland secretion disorder, which mainly refers to the facial nerve condition in which the lacrimal gland secretion in the eye with facial nerve numbness will be too small, resulting in dryness, but the other side can normally secrete tears. Therefore, when this symptom appears, you should go to the hospital in time, and after being diagnosed with the facial nerve, you must use scientific methods**.

Other symptoms. Tinnitus, deafness, or vertigo.

Postile ganglion lesions may present with decreased tear and saliva secretion, which can affect the adjacent cochlea and vestibular nerves, resulting in tinnitus, deafness, or vertigo. In addition to facial paralysis, dysgeusia, and hyperacusis, geniculate ganglion lesions may also have mastoid pain, hypoesthesia in the external auditory canal, pain in the external auditory canal, and herpes on the affected side.

Paralysis of the limbs. If the lesion is located in the pons, it can involve the abducens nucleus, corticospinal tract, etc., resulting in paralysis of the affected lateral nerve and abducens nerve, and paralysis of the contralateral limb.

Patients with facial paralysis have crooked mouth and slanted eyes, and it is ...... difficult to eat and drink

Common causes of facial paralysis are:

1. Bell's facial paralysis: people often say that facial paralysis caused by wind.

2. Herpetic facial paralysis: accompanied by blisters in the auricle or ear canal.

3. Traumatic facial paralysis: basilar fracture of temporal bone caused by car accident or facial paralysis caused by ear surgery.

In addition, the rare causes of facial paralysis include acoustic neuroma, benign and malignant tumors of the temporal bone and skull base, and tumors originating from the facial nerve. It is not difficult to see that there are many causes of facial paralysis, so after suffering from facial paralysis, you should go to a qualified hospital as soon as possible to find an experienced doctor to see a doctor, and clarify the correct treatment of facial paralysis in order to achieve the expected effect. Don't be in a hurry to blindly believe in the introduction of a colleague, friend, or incorrect medical promotion and accept it.

Facial function training after facial paralysis can help you recover facial motor function as soon as possible. Facial paralysis training should begin after the facial paralysis has reached the recovery period, which means that if your facial paralysis is still progressing, do not start such training for a while.

The training should be done in front of a mirror, using the mirror to observe the symmetry of your facial movements. Asymmetrical areas can be gently assisted by hand. Note that it must be that after the expression muscles work hard, the places that cannot be reached are assisted by the hands, and if the expression muscles do not work hard, it is of little significance to move only by the hands.