How to recover from crooked mouth after multilinear parotid adenoma, and what medicine to take to re

It is generally recommended to rest for about two months to resume normal diet, my colleague in Chengdu Minsheng Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital did it, the whole 2 months of taboo, now the recovery effect is particularly good, perseverance is victory.

Hello, parotid tumor surgery can generally be pure liquid food within 1 month, 1 month after the reexamination, if there is no fluid in the incision, you can change to a normal diet. In addition, if you have a cold half a month after surgery, you can take medicine under the guidance of a doctor, pay attention to drink plenty of water to avoid getting angry. Don't eat sour foods such as oranges, bayberry, etc.

Eat a fresh, easy-to-digest diet with plenty of rest.

I am an ENT specialist in Chengdu Minsheng. The doctor said that after the parotid gland surgery under normal circumstances, he would be able to eat liquid food in about a month, and he would be able to go to the doctor after a month. If there is no effusion in the incision, then you can eat and drink normally.

I've done the review now, there are no problems, and I can finally eat.

Analysis: Parotid tumor surgery requires dissection of the facial nerve, which is divided into five branches and passes through the parotid gland. Parotid tumor surgery is actually the process of dissecting the facial nerve. A crooked mouth is a sign of facial nerve injury.

Suggestion: If it is an unbroken nerve, there is a possibility of gradual recovery, but the nerve recovery nerve is relatively long. If the innervated nerve is ruptured, there is no hope of recovery.

Parotid surgery involves dissecting the facial nerve, which divides into five branches and passes through the parotid gland. Parotid tumor surgery is actually the process of dissecting the facial nerve. A crooked mouth is a sign of facial nerve injury.

If the nerve is not broken, there is a possibility of gradual recovery, but the nerve recovery nerve is relatively long. If the innervated nerve is ruptured, there is no hope of recovery.

There may be facial nerve damage, and physical therapy and acupuncture can be done to supplement neuronutrients.

It is recommended to take some drugs to nourish the nerves, mainly functional training or physics**, such as acupuncture, massage, etc., but sweat .........Where are you guys, you can make a parotid gland and you can make your mouth crooked, and we have several parotid gland post-operatives, and we haven't seen a crooked one.

Big brother upstairs, I see that although you are of high rank, you are also a layman Although surgery is not recommended for lymphoma, you also have to have a biopsy to determine the pathological type, otherwise how do you know that it is lymphoma? Then there may be parotid gland inflammation, parotid mixed tumor, and so on. Is it necessary to rely on Chinese medicine to see the pulse?

Oh, the words are rough, please don't mind.

Surgery is not recommended for lymphoma at all, so that there is no need for conditioning, and the aftermath of traditional Chinese medicine can be treated.

Landlord, I just had surgery this year, are you okay, I'm as worried as you.

Acupuncture**+Traditional Chinese Medicine** The recovery effect is still relatively ideal.