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Got bells placy a week back. Taking physiotherapy.. How long it takes to get back to normal. I can able to close my eyes properly.
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Mainstay is steroids and antiviral. Rest all supportive. Please get a professional opinion
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Facial exercises . Facial strapping. Stimulation s. Are the main stay of treatment . Along with steroids and acyclovir
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