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Anonymous users2024-02-12The qi and blood in the body are weak, and then the external sense is wind or cold, so the face is paralyzed, the face is paralyzed on the left, and the blood is deficient. The face is paralyzed on the right, and the qi is weak.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Peripheral facial paralysis is usually due to cold. Caused by infection.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10I think this disease is okay, you don't have to worry, the main cause of facial paralysis is due to stroke, which leads to poor blood circulation in the face. Causes facial ischemia, and hypoxia causes facial nerve paralysis, inflammation, and even necrosis. Causes facial muscles to sag, which is not controlled by the brain, resulting in sagging.
It is mistaken for a crooked mouth and eyes.
1) Causes of peripheral facial paralysis:
1) Infectious lesions Ear shingles, meningitis, mumps, scarlet fever, malaria, polycranial neuritis, local infection.
2) Otogenous diseases such as otitis media, labyrinthitis, mastoiditis, purulent inflammation of the temporal bone.
3) Tumors: basilar artery aneurysm, skull base tumor, acoustic neuroma, jugular bulbar tumor.
4) Trauma and poisoning with basilar skull fractures, facial trauma or alcoholism.
5) Metabolic disorders such as diabetes mellitus and vitamin deficiencies.
6) Vascular insufficiency and congenital facial nerve nucleus hypoplasia.
2) Causes of traumatic facial paralysis.
1) Mechanical injuries, commonly caused by maxillofacial injuries, include acute and chronic crush injuries, traction injuries, crush injuries, lacerations, sharp cut injuries and blunt force friction injuries.
2) Physical damage, cryo damage, thermal damage, electrocautery injury, radiation injury, ultrasonic damage and laser damage.
3) Chemical injury, which refers to the damage to nerves caused by toxic substances, including long-term exposure to toxic substances, and the injection of neurotoxic products in the distribution area of the facial nerve, such as alcohol, penicillin, etc.
4) Iatrogenic injury is a compound injury, including almost all of the above injury forms.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Hello, how to prevent facial paralysis: face work and life with an optimistic and peaceful mental state to reduce psychological pressure.
Don't shout at the air or blow the fan.
Don't eat frozen drinks.
When opening a window, if someone is nearby, don't just open a small slit.
On a cold and windy day, when you need to go out, it is best to wear a mask, hat, etc. to avoid wind and rain and protect your face.
When you sweat a lot, don't wash your face with cold water right away.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The cause of facial paralysis is facial blood circulation disorder caused by facial stroke, resulting in facial ischemia and hypoxia, which leads to inflammation and even necrosis of facial nerve paralysis, so that facial muscles are not controlled by the brain.
Cold. If you don't pay attention to keeping warm while sleeping, or if the air is blowing under the air conditioner or in front of the window, these can easily cause upper paralysis. Fatigue.
Excessive fatigue is also the cause of the disease of paralysis, because fatigue has a very high chance of suffering from paralysis. Infection with the virus. If people are infected with a certain virus, they are also prone to facial paralysis, of which herpes zoster in the ear accounts for most of the causes, in addition to otitis media, meningitis, syquanitis, influenza, scarlet fever, malaria, multiple cranial neuritis and other local infections, etc., are also the main causes of facial paralysis.
Neurogenic and iatrogenic facial paralysis. Facial paralysis caused by changes such as cerebrovascular disease and brain tumor can also be suffered, as well as facial paralysis caused by parotid gland surgery, mastoid surgery, dentistry**, tonsillectomy surgery, etc.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Facial paralysis is a disease of partial stroke in which muscles lose their ability to control themselves; Overwork, cold, wind, infection, often staying up late and working overtime.
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Li Yan introduced that traditional Chinese medicine believes that facial paralysis is: loss of qi and blood, lack of righteous qi leading to internal and external instability, emptiness of yang and yin veins, and wind evil taking advantage of the void to enter, in the veins, causing meridian qi congestion, qi and blood blockage, and loss of meridian nourishment. Traditional Chinese medicine also has a long history in facial paralysis, with a large number of successful cases. >>>More
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The sequelae of facial paralysis generally refer to the condition that the course of facial paralysis is more than 3 months, and the condition is delayed due to improper methods or has not been cured by multiple methods. The specific manifestations are no eyebrow raising movement or low eyebrow raising, sagging of large or small eyes or upper eyelids, the corners of the mouth are wrong when the eyebrows are raised, the corners of the mouth are pulled when the eyes are closed, the eyes are small when the mouth is bulging, the nasolabial folds are shallow, the face is stiff, stagnant eating, tearing, etc. The sequelae of facial paralysis are clinically common, often chronic, early detection and timely prognosis is often acceptable, and facial discomfort is often left without time, which seriously affects the normal life of patients, and can be carried out in the form of drugs combined with surgery.