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Bell's palsy
From 1.25 year I suffered from the bells palsy and diabetes I treated myself with stimulate from physiotherapy
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Facial exercises.
Forceful facial movements.
Exercise the involved side.
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Tk medicine to control your diabetes and keep continue your Physiotherapy
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Is it bell’s palsy or facial palsy bcz bell’s palsy recover soon. N it’s been long time so chances of recovery are less. Keep control on ur diabetes and continue exercises
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Hi.., if from more than a year .. , ur bells palsy doesn't recover then sorry to say .. less chances of further recovery..
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keep on ur facial exercises n massage..
intermittently also take stimulation..
keep sugar levels in control...
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take nutritional supplements to boost immunity..
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