Regarding the treatment of facial paralysis, how to solve the problem of facial paralysis?

I am a student of traditional Chinese medicine, and my teacher told us that the principal of our school, Professor Deng Tietao, spent half a year using traditional Chinese medicine to cure a patient with facial paralysis for more than ten years. It is recommended that you go to an old Chinese medicine doctor.

To add, I am from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine.

1. Find a Chinese medicine Our unit has a Chinese medicine ** good.

2. Maintain a happy mood, which can invigorate blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis and so on.

I know the fastest, but there aren't many people who know this technology, it's definitely true.

I won't go into the details here, but I have the personal experience of my loved ones.

It's an old man who treats people," (He doesn't treat people easily, and he doesn't pay for it, I don't know why.) He smeared two pieces of blood from a live yellow eel on the patient's face, wrapped it in a bandage, and it worked for a week.

If your family is sick, I may not be able to help, this method may not be effective if you use it yourself, I just want to tell you, especially those who have insight and the right to speak, should urgently appeal that some Chinese medicine that is not systematic at all is dying, acupuncture is only a small part of the small part of Chinese medicine, and there are some seemingly strange ** methods that may really save people.

Our country's current medical access system and the monopoly of Western medicine may bury the skills passed down from generation to generation by our ancestors.

Find a Chinese medicine practitioner to do acupuncture, and take some medicine in conjunction with it, and it will get better slowly.

The key to facial paralysis is to determine, target, and carry out. By effectively improving the local blood circulation of the facial nerve, reducing facial nerve edema, relieving nerve compression, and promoting the recovery of nerve function. About 80% of patients with facial neuritis recover within a few weeks or 1-2 months.

Younger patients recover better, while older patients have poor recovery when they have diabetes, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, and myocardial infarction. How is facial paralysis good? Facial paralysis caused by facial neuritis (facial nerve paralysis).

Medications**: For patients over 16 years of age who have no contraindications, oral glucocorticoids as soon as possible in the acute phase can promote the recovery of nerve damage as soon as possible, and prednisone or prednisolone oral is generally chosen. Some patients require an antiviral drug** in the acute phase, such as acyclovir or valacyclovir.

Neurotrophic drugs, such as B vitamins, may also be used. Eye protection: When the eyelids do not close completely, the blink is weak or slow, resulting in easy entry of foreign bodies into the eye, decreased tear secretion, and an increased risk of corneal damage or infection.

Eye patches can be worn for protection, and eye drops or ointments can be used to prevent eye dryness, prevent infection, and protect the cornea. Physiotherapy: In the acute phase of facial neuritis, ultra-short-wave diathermy**, infrared irradiation or local warm compresses can be used.

Once the patient has facial paralysis, hormonal drugs need to be given as soon as possible to improve facial nerve edema, and better results can be obtained. For patients with facial neuritis and facial paralysis who use the above in the early, whole, and sufficient amounts, the later clinical observation found that in about 3 months after the onset of the disease, the symptoms of most patients can achieve 70%-80% improvement, and even have the possibility of cure, and the common methods are as follows

1. Early stage**: The scientific name of facial paralysis is facial neuritis, and once it occurs, peripheral facial paralysis will occur, such as crooked corners of the mouth, shallow frontal lines, and eyelids that cannot be closed. In the early stage, hormonal drugs, such as prednisone oral administration**, can relieve local edema of the facial nerve and provide the possibility of future recovery;

2. Late stage**: Symptomatic drug support for nutritional nerves**, such as vitamin B1 and vitamin B12, methylcobalamin, in order to quickly reach the blood concentration, intramuscular injection can be carried out at the same time, and oral B vitamins can be changed to oral B vitamins after 2 weeks.

Acupuncture, or the doctor prescribes Western medicine.

Let's talk about the common peripheral facial paralysis first, which is called facial nerve palsy, facial neuritis or Bell's palsy in Western medicine. The cause is not clear in terms of Western medicine pathology. It is thought to be caused by a viral infection. It is related to cold, wind, fatigue, stress, and low immune function.

Generally**, commonly used antiviral drugs mainly include acyclovir and so on.

Anti-inflammatory, reduce facial edema, drugs mainly include dexamethasone, methylprednisolone and other hormonal drugs, the above is generally used in the acute stage. There are ***, there are contraindications.

Generally, it is also supplemented with nerve nutrition to promote the recovery of the facial nerve, and commonly used drugs include vitamin B1, vitamin B12, methylcobalamin and adenosylcobalamin. The above function of nourishing the nerves is only an auxiliary means, not a cure.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that facial paralysis is caused by excessive fatigue and lack of righteous qi, which leads to the emptiness of the veins, and the wind cold or wind heat takes advantage of the weakness, resulting in the stagnation of qi and blood in the facial meridians, and the loss of muscle restraint, resulting in facial paralysis. Among the types of traditional Chinese medicine, there are wind and cold attacks, wind and heat attacks, wind and phlegm obstruction, qi deficiency and blood stasis.

The general means include acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine, external application, massage, medicine jar, physics, etc., which have the effects of flattening the liver and latent yang, dispelling wind and dissipating cold, nourishing qi and nourishing blood, and dissolving phlegm and circulation. The next issue will focus on the pros and cons of acupuncture.

In general, the effect of facial paralysis in traditional Chinese medicine is better than that of Western medicine. However, if the edema is severe in the acute phase, the pain behind the ear caused by the virus can be supplemented with Western medicine for a short period of time**. Simple peripheral facial paralysis can be a good effect of traditional Chinese medicine alone.