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Asymmetrical face
When I smile my face smile goes more to right i fell only in rear camera in selfie and miror my face looks normal why. I am noticing from 2 years not from childhood now I am 20 year old
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ask opinion of your relatives if they notice same than we have to rule out Bell's palsy
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U consult me homeopatic medicine help u in this
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Looks like facial nerve palsy needs detail history and clinical examination to confirm
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It's due to partial paralysis of nerve
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You will get homeopathic help. I assure you that I will completely cure you . Treatment of its root ..! Treatment will be according to the symptoms ..!
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Hello dear, consult a neurologist further. To know more & for any other concern you can call us or reach us online.
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Ckeck your vitamin B12
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
consult for more discussion on ur problem and treatment chat privetly,
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Dr. Merlin
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
U can consult me online,homeopathic medication can be beneficial for u, detail case study needed.
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Dr. Deepika Kaushik
General Physician
33 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Normally it happens due to partial paralysis of the nerve which supply the facial muscles . One of the muscle affected might be which is involved in smiling. Usually other muscle are also affected some time times but not necessarily.
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Get urself checked by neurologist, early diagnosis & timely management is what helps in most of the cases. Don’t worry it is treatable
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Dr. Sujitkumar Deshmukh
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22 yrs exp
Pune
No need to worry
It can be cured
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