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Bells palsy
How many sittings requires for bells palsy treatment and 6 sessions over of physiotherapy can we have one day gap after 3 sessions or need to do continuously and pls suggest how many sessions required for complete recovery
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Hi. I have treated patients for least 10 session n max 45 sessions. Since u r in Bangalore, let me know ur place. If it's under visiting limits I will provide the service.
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Regular basis
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Some may take more time if any history of diabetic or other condition, mostly in 10-15 sittings with regular sessions and daily thrice a day facial exercises will help recover from palsy.
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Well it depends on the motor activity loss....if there is complete loss of movements especially the eyes, then you should do the motor stimulations done as regular as u can.
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If not able to go to physio regularly...do all your facial exercises and massage(figure of eight) at home...twice or thrice a day.
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keep the eyes wet and avoid sitting for long as it will pull the muscles downwards becuase of gravity
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Mr. Nitin Kumar Arora (PT)
Physiotherapist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
That depends on the level of problem. Get it properly assessed and then follow a regular treatment to get effective rectification.
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