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2019-01-28 06:18:28
Since last Wednesday I'm suffering from bells palsy, and it is getting increased every day, is it normal behavior of bells palsy or something else
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Start Physiotherapy as soon as possible. Also continue exercises with stimulation

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Start physiotherapy treatment

Answered2019-01-28 17:17:27

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You should not ignore this You must visit a neurologist, take medicine and start physiotherapy

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Is it the pain is severe its abnormal  if u go for proper medication  and physical therapy  its reduced

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You start occupational therapy as soon as possible.

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