Can facial paralysis be completely cured?

Facial paralysis can be cured, but the treatment process is relatively complex, requiring a combination of medication, acupuncture, and massage, and attention to cold prevention.

Patients with facial paralysis inquire about treatment methods and outcomes.

Treatment Methods and Effects of Facial Paralysis

Can facial paralysis be cured?

The recovery of facial paralysis is generally good, and it can be treated through both medication and rehabilitation.

Facial paralysis is often caused by cerebrovascular diseases, intracranial tumors, inflammation, or infectious inflammatory diseases of the ear, leading to a breakdown in facial expression functions. Treatment can be achieved through physical therapy, acupuncture massage, or surgery. Patients should consume warm foods and avoid cold, hot, hard, or spicy foods. It is recommended to seek immediate treatment from a top-tier neurology department.

In addition to acupuncture treatment, facial paralysis patients can use the facial nerve fibroprotein activation therapy to activate and repair damaged facial neurons, improve microcirculation, and thereby eliminate facial nerve paralysis. At the same time, engaging in functional exercises and paying attention to keeping the head and face warm can also help with recovery.

Whether facial paralysis can be cured depends on the underlying cause.

Children with facial paralysis have the opportunity to improve through acupuncture and medication.