Physiotherapy for bells palsy

2018-07-24 03:52:31
Muscle weakening in the face which leaded to Bell's palsy.........................................
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Facial exercises. Forceful facial movements. Exercise the involved side

Answered2018-07-25 04:53:32

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Visit physiotherapist and till then do the facial exercises. Blow a balloon, raise eyebrows, hold air in the mouth as long as you can and try making different facial expressions

Answered2018-07-24 11:25:49

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Hello. It happens due to swelling of your facial nerve. Its 100% curable with the help of physiotherapy treatment. Start as early possible
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whatever exercises physiothrapist will teach you do it in front of mirror

Answered2018-07-24 09:40:04

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First of all visit neurologist for medicine after that start physiotherapy which includes muscles stimulation by machine and facial exercises.

Answered2018-07-24 03:59:30

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Meet physiotherapist near you

Answered2018-07-24 03:57:50

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Visit to the Physiotherapist n its completely curable. Start muscle stimulation and also exercises for face muscles. U should start these under supervision of Physiotherapist

Answered2018-07-24 10:56:34

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