Bell's palsy

2020-06-17 04:20:58
Doctor I'm suffering from Bell's palsy from 2 years still not fully recovered I'm left with synkinesis like when I smile my Bell's palsy side eye closes and I feel my non Bell's palsy side cheek pull more when I smile I too feel pain on my non Bell's palsy side doctor is there any treatment to fix this problem I have been to many doctors did a lot but nothing helps yet.. please help me...
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Hello sir. I understand your concern. Yes, there are some treatment options available that can help you. However, a detailed evaluation is required for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Please take online consultation with a neurologist
Health Tips
1. chewing gums will strengthen your facial muscles 2. Physiotherapy is  a must.

Answered2020-06-17 06:02:55

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Need to confirm if it is a Bell's palsy or a paralysis,since Bell's palsy recovers within a few weeks with treatment.
Next Steps
complete history and physical examination
Health Tips
physiotherapy will be useful

Answered2020-06-17 04:50:09

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Need detailed history and evaluation with previous treatment history
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take online consultation for treatment

Answered2020-06-17 09:08:03

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Consult neurologist

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