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Bell's palsy

2019-01-28 06:24:09
My husband is facing Bell's palsy disease in his face since last 3 days. We have consulted neurologist and taking medicines as well. And taking physiotherapy treatment daily. But it is not cured yet, also it is increasing day by day. Can you clearly suggest better medicine and treatment ... Also how much time will take to cure completely. Thanks in advance
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Bell’s palsy will take 3-4weeks to get recover so continue Physiotherapy. Do exercises and stimulation on regular basis.

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Maximum 4 weeks.

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Doctors generally prescribe vitamin b12 and steroids. This condition generally recovers completely in couple of weeks.
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Electrical stimulation and exercises help in recovery.
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Continue physiotherapy

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Greetings,  sorry about the palsy.  Your expectations are quite fair but reality is different. A complete cure depends on the level of impact you have with bells palsy.
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continue physio treatment for next 3 weeks to see visible results.  also physiotherapy treatment will include electrical stimulation plus exercise to improve tone of muscle.  all these Will work to cure bells palsy.
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Be consistent with physiotherapy treatment and be assured it will resolve. rule for bone related issues and nerve related issues to cure is different. if you need further details do let me know.

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Hello mam Don't be tensed as it take some time to resolve just continue with the medicines the doctor have prescribed to you and the most and most important thing is excercises as they have the most crucial role to play.
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the patient must do the prescribed exercises in every 2 hour. type and frequency of exercises can vary the speed of recovery

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You need to book an appointment thr practo, and we can decide proper plan of management. We can't decide over the phone
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come and meet along with the reports, if you are looking for complete cure.

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Hlo mam actually  bells palsy its not big issue first leave the tension  the first step its winter season so its take some tyme if proper treatment and medication  done this condition curef by with in one mont

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Mam we have a very special treatment for facial palsy any need call us www.nervetreatment.in

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