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While yawning Back of head is paining
I was suffering from Bell's palsy on right side of my face
Doctor had given me Omnicortel 20 medicine for 10 days and suggested some facial excercise which I've been following properly..
My facial Paralysis has been almost recovered
But when i yawn , i feel a mild stretch and pain on right side at the back of my head.. And sometimes little bit of pressure too..
Please Help me and let me know.. Some suggestions..
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Keep doing your exercises. The deficits have nearly resolved. The residual deficits may take around 6 months to subside.
Dont worry, it will pass off.
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Dr. Madhukar Nayak
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Neurological recovery is usually gradual. Some amount of residual dysesthesia ( discomfort) is but natural.
Next Steps
Continue Facial muscle exercises, eat healthy foods containing Calcium and Multivitamins.
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If discomfort is persistent and. disabling one might require medications such as Nerve membrane stabilizers ...
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