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Anonymous users2024-02-12There are four common types of complications after facial paralysis: facial spasm, combined facial movement, crocodile lacrimal syndrome, and facial fibrous spasm.
1.Facial spasms.
It is mainly manifested as paroxysmal involuntary spasms or convulsions of the facial expression muscles on one side, which occur in the eyes, corners of the mouth, platysma muscle, etc., mostly one-sided, and both sides are rarely affected.
2.Combined facial exercises.
The corners of the mouth move toward the affected side when the eyes are closed, or the eyes are closed on the affected side when the corners of the mouth are moved.
3.Crocodile tear syndrome.
Tearing in patients with facial paralysis is often accompanied by facial muscle spasm or diffuse facial muscle reactions, and tears in patients with facial paralysis become constantly dry or even unable to shed tears.
4.Fibrous spasm of the facial muscles.
Rapid, unstable convulsions on one side of the paralysis are often accompanied by blinking movements.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11The main symptoms of sequelae of facial paralysis are the disappearance of facial expression muscles, the disappearance of frontal lines, and the crooked corners of the mouth, etc., and some patients will have stagnant eating, and may also be complicated by facial muscle spasm, facial muscle joint movement, crocodile tear syndrome, facial muscle fibrous spasm and other diseases.
1. Typical symptoms.
1. The facial expression muscles disappear, the facial muscles on the affected side are out of control, and the facial muscles cannot be freely completed, such as closing the eyes, frowning, puffing out the cheeks and showing teeth.
2. The frontal lines disappear, and when the patient raises the eyebrows, the eyebrows cannot be completely raised, and there are no forehead lines on the forehead.
3. The corners of the mouth are crooked, due to the atrophy of the muscles on the affected side, resulting in the corners of the mouth and nasolabial folds on the healthy side of the patient being biased to the affected side.
4. Stagnant eating, after the patient eats, the food will remain between the gums on the patient's diseased side.
2. Other symptoms.
1. Facial muscle spasm: It is mainly manifested as paroxysmal involuntary spasms or convulsions that occur in one side of the facial expression muscle, which occurs in the eyes, corners of the mouth, platysma muscle, etc., mostly one-sided, and both sides are rarely involved.
2. Combined facial muscle movement: Due to the abnormal function of facial muscles in patients with facial paralysis, some patients can have area combined movement after the sequelae of failure, which is manifested in the voluntary movement or reflex contraction of one group of facial muscles, and the involuntary contraction of another group of muscle groups. For example, when the eyes are closed, the corners of the mouth move to one side, or when the corners of the mouth are moved, one side of the patient's face is closed.
3. Crocodile tear syndrome: Tears in patients with facial paralysis are often accompanied by facial muscle spasm or diffuse facial muscle reactions, and the tears of patients with facial paralysis become constantly dry, and even unable to shed tears.
4. Facial muscle fibrous spasm: there is a rapid, unconstant twitching contraction on one side of facial paralysis, and it is often accompanied by blink movements.
The symptoms of the sequelae of facial paralysis are mainly facial motor dysfunction left over from facial nerve paralysis, which is mainly manifested in the following points:
1. The frontal lines on the affected side disappear. Patients generally can not frown, can not frown, can not frown, one side of the forehead can be seen, one side of the forehead is smooth and flat; Clause.
2. Incomplete closure of the eyelid on the affected side. Patients with mild symptoms generally only have weak eyelid closure and expose eyelashes when they close their eyes, while severe patients have eyelids that cannot be completely closed, and their eyeballs will turn outward and upward when they close their eyes, revealing a white sclera, which is called Bell's sign positive; Clause.
3. The corners of the mouth are crooked, patients often have muscle paralysis on the affected side, resulting in the corners of the mouth being pulled to the opposite side, and obvious corners of the mouth will appear when smiling, talking, and showing teeth.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10There are four common types of sequelae of facial paralysis, as follows:
1. Facial muscle spasm, facial muscle spasm is manifested as paroxysmal involuntary spasm or convulsion of facial expressions, which occurs in the eyes, corners of the mouth, platysma muscle, etc., mostly on one side, and both sides are rarely affected. Clause.
2. Combined facial muscle movement, which is manifested as the movement of the corners of the mouth to the affected side when the eyes are closed, or the patient's eyes are closed when the corners of the mouth are moving. Clause.
3. Crocodile tear syndrome, which is manifested as facial muscle spasm or diffuse facial muscle reaction when patients with facial paralysis shed tears. Tears in patients with facial paralysis become constantly dry and even unable to shed tears. Clause.
4. Facial muscle fibrous spasm, which is mainly manifested as rapid and unstable convulsions on one side, often accompanied by blink movements.
Patients with facial paralysis should not eat cold, spicy, greasy, indigestible and undesirable foods. It is best to eliminate tobacco and alcohol. Eat more vitamin-rich foods, fresh vegetables and fruits, beans and their products, lean meat, etc., and the diet is best lighter.
The sequelae of facial paralysis can be recovered, and I found that moxibustion has the best effect on facial paralysis, because moxibustion is to dispel wind and eliminate evil, and facial paralysis has three characteristics, one is to turn over fire, the other is to be affected by wind, and the third is nerve paralysis. Because I also have this disease, I have been sick for ten years, and I have not closed my eyes tightly, and finally I was cured with moxibustion. So I recommend moxibustion to you.
If you suffer from this disease, you must be timely**, you can go to the Beijing Red Cross Donghua Hospital to receive**, here**facial paralysis effect is very good.
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