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Bell's palsy treatment suggestion
I'm 21 years old and i have been diagnosed by bell's palsy in Jan.,2025. I have taken treatment for about 2 months then by some reasons i quit that ...i have been recovered to a large extent but i am still feeling pain in my facial muscles . Drooping is still seen when i smile freely nd difference in eyes is also present . So can i restart my medications nd will it be effective after quitting treatment for about 3 months Or should i go for physiotherapy nd ayurvedic treatment ?
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
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26 yrs exp
Delhi
Which medicines??
do facial exercises
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Dr. Ashna Kumar
Pediatric Neurologist
9 yrs exp
Amritsar
There is no definitive treatment for bells Palsy. It requires physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
In any case if some other concerning symptoms are also present besides just facial Palsy,it will require a more comprehensive evaluation by a neurologist
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Dr. Sravya V
Neurologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
There is no requirement of any specific medications now.
At present, physiotherapy in the form of facial exercises will be beneficial
In addition you can take some multivitamin tablets
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Eye care should be addressed if your affected eye doesn’t close completely like the normal eye.
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