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Bell's palsy

2020-09-05 05:48:04
I had Bell's palsy 2 years ago . I took physiotherapy, medicine but yet not recovered fully .. now Swelling on non Bell's palsy side of cheek it feels like heaviness on non Bell's palsy side.. I don't know what it is Bell's palsy, trigeminal neurologia, or RHS ??? I feel my good side puffy , heavy.. , non BP cheek is more thicker than BP cheek... What it could be? I feel like my whole face pulled to non Bell's palsy side.. please help what should I do to fix this problem? * Attached photo*
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Hi yes it seems like the trigeminal nerve could be involved on the other side as you are reporting loss of sensations. Pls consult for further details

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Need to do some face exercises and take prescription medication. Need to some blood work up too. Thanks

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