How likely are people with facial paralysis to heal on their own?

Facial paralysis has a certain ability to heal itself, and it should also be carried out as soon as possible** to identify the occurrence of facial paralysis**, promote the recovery of neurological function, and thus reduce complications and sequelae. A common cause of facial paralysis is cerebrovascular disease, manifested as central facial paralysis, manifested as paralysis below the facial cleft, closing the eyes and frowning and other actions are not affected, different from peripheral facial paralysis, central facial paralysis is damaged above the facial nerve nucleus to the cerebral cortex, usually does not heal itself, should be timely ** brain primary disease, through the early reasonable **, later ** exercise, can not leave sequelae. Traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture, electroacupuncture, etc. can be used**, which is conducive to preventing sequelae.

The factors that affect the recovery of facial neuritis mainly depend on the severity of the condition and whether it is timely and reasonable. Young patients have a good prognosis, accompanied by mastoid pain at the onset of the disease, diabetes, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, angina pectoris or a history of myocardial infarction in the past, and the prognosis of elderly patients is poor, and the recovery rate of milder facial paralysis can reach more than 92 regardless of whether it is ** or not.

Facial paralysis is one of the most common clinical symptoms, and idiopathic facial neuritis is the most common symptom that causes facial paralysis. According to large-scale clinical observations in foreign clinical epidemiology, the prognosis of idiopathic facial neuritis is good, and the ** rate usually reaches more than 70%. As a patient with mild facial paralysis on one side of the face, the likelihood of spontaneous resolution should be high if the diagnosis is idiopathic facial neuritis.

However, after the onset of idiopathic facial neuritis, it is acute for the first 3 to 5 days, and the symptoms will gradually worsen over time. Therefore, even at the beginning of the disease, a very mild facial paralysis may gradually worsen over time. It is recommended that patients with mild facial paralysis on one side of the face should not blindly wait after the symptoms appear, but should still seek medical attention in time and give symptomatic **, such as glucocorticoids, neurotrophic drugs, etc., to achieve the best clinical efficacy.

If the patient's facial paralysis is mild, it can heal on its own. However, the vast majority of patients need to be treated in time to recover, and even some patients who are treated in time will have residual sequelae. In general, patients who are younger and have fewer underlying diseases are more likely to recover spontaneously.

Patients with facial paralysis must be actively used, and the general drugs mainly refer to the early application of corticosteroids, dexamethasone and prednisone are commonly used in clinical practice, and at the same time, they should be combined with intramuscular injection of vitamin B12 to carry out **, and physical therapy such as local hot compresses in the acute phase also has good results. Therefore, the best principle of facial paralysis is to improve local blood circulation in time and reduce the water in the facial nerve to alleviate the symptoms of nerve compression.

Some patients with facial paralysis have mild symptoms, and they can not heal themselves after facial paralysis, but this probability is relatively low. Facial paralysis is divided into acute phase, remission phase and sequelae phase, because facial paralysis generally affects facial muscles, resulting in stiff expression, and the vast majority of patients should be active after having facial paralysis. Facial paralysis has the highest rate in the acute stage, and acupuncture has a significant effect on facial paralysis in the acute stage.

In addition, it is also important to diagnose facial paralysis in time, once the diagnosis is clear, with acupuncture**, the vast majority of patients can be successfully cured.

When there is facial paralysis, if the condition is relatively mild, there is the possibility of self-healing, but most patients need to go through the regular ** to be able to recover health, once there is facial paralysis, in order to avoid the serious condition, it is best to be able to get a formal examination and **, do not have the luck psychology of being able to **, because if the disease develops severely, it is difficult to pass drugs in the later stage, and can only be operated.

If the symptoms of facial paralysis are relatively mild, this condition does not need to be **, and it will generally recover on its own in about a week to two weeks, that is, it will heal on its own. It is recommended to find facial paralysis, or to find out in time, and to carry out a reasonable ** in time. Facial paralysis** is as early as possible, and if it is done within a few hours**, it will not leave any sequelae.

Facial paralysis is less likely to heal on its own and is usually required. Facial paralysis is a disease in which the facial nerve is damaged, resulting in abnormal facial expression and muscle movements. Most patients with facial paralysis will have obvious facial abnormalities, such as the corners of the mouth not closing, drooping eyelids, etc., such symptoms need to be carried out in time**, and there is usually no way to heal themselves.

If it is facial neuritis caused by viral infection, and the patient's own resistance is relatively strong, the age is relatively young, and the condition is not serious, it can be healed by itself. Facial paralysis caused by complications, other diseases, trauma and other factors is generally difficult to heal on its own.

In fact, the rate of facial paralysis is still relatively high, and this refers to peripheral facial paralysis, usually young people are timely, and they do not do acupuncture in the acute stage, so the sequelae of such patients are relatively few, and the nerves will have a repair process after a few weeks, and then combined with acupuncture and functional training, they can recover better.

There will also be some patients who will have sequelae, or the best effect is not good, most of these patients are combined with other underlying diseases, such as diabetes, or other peripheral neuropathy, or patients with poor nutritional status may not recover well.

If you find that you have facial paralysis, come to the hospital as soon as possible to make a positive diagnosis**, and the effect is still good.

The possibility of patients with facial paralysis is still very large, because most of the patients with facial paralysis are treated by traditional Chinese medicine, and acupuncture is generally required.

The following answers this question for you, first of all, there are cases of self-healing in the clinical case of facial paralysis, which is called the phenomenon of self-healing in the clinic. For 90% of mild facial paralysis can be healed spontaneously without **, facial paralysis is divided into central facial paralysis and peripheral facial paralysis, and cranial MRI examination is required to determine whether it is central facial paralysis or peripheral facial paralysis, which is generally caused by intracranial lesions. I hope mine can help you friend.

I think that most patients with facial paralysis are a disease caused by a kind of facial nerve damage caused by the cold of the face, and this disease is impossible to heal itself.

How likely are people with facial paralysis to heal on their own? I think that the self-healing of patients with facial paralysis is not large, and it can only be good through **.

On the whole, the patient's self-healing ability will be relatively small relative to him, because the disease needs to be improved by a correct method.

If the patient has mild facial paralysis, the prognosis of these patients is generally better, and because facial paralysis is often caused by the presence of a viral infection, which is prone to self-healing, these patients may heal spontaneously.

However, if the patient is very seriously infected, the patient has severe or complete facial paralysis symptoms, and the patient does not apply drugs in time**, these patients will generally have sequelae, and even if the patient uses drugs for active **, a small number of patients may still have partial facial paralysis sequelae.