What are the methods for treating the sequelae of facial paralysis?

The occurrence of facial paralysis is actually bad news for patients or their families, because the treatment of facial paralysis is relatively complicated and needs to be carried out through various methods. Because the cause of facial paralysis is the unactivated nerves, they need to be stimulated. Treatment of facial paralysis may also leave sequelae, which require timely review, correction and enhanced treatment to avoid them in time.

Overview

The main cause of the sequelae of facial paralysis is improper treatment or multiple treatments that have not been effective, thus delaying the onset of facial paralysis. The sequelae of facial paralysis are partial facial paralysis caused by the failure of activation of the paralyzed nerves on the affected side and the failure of full function recovery. It is mainly related to the treatment of traumatic facial paralysis.

reason

The sequelae of facial paralysis are composed of two parts. One part is the partial symptoms left over from the failure of the paralyzed nerves on the affected side of the facial paralysis to be fully activated and the failure of the functions to be fully restored; the other part is caused by the facial paralysis patients receiving damaging treatments such as acupuncture. Therefore, everyone needs to be more careful when using acupuncture to treat diseases, and must use it under the guidance of a professional doctor. Therefore, this is one of the causes of sequelae of facial paralysis.

Generally speaking. The main cause of the sequelae of facial paralysis is improper treatment or multiple treatments that have not been effective, thus delaying the onset of facial paralysis. The sequelae of facial paralysis are partial facial paralysis caused by the failure of activation of the paralyzed nerves on the affected side and the failure of full function recovery. It is mainly related to the treatment of traumatic facial paralysis.

Treatment

Patients must be cautious during the treatment process, especially within 15 days of onset, which is the period of facial nerve ischemia and edema. This time is also the acute onset of facial paralysis. It is best not to do acupuncture, because acupuncture at this time can easily lead to worsening damage to the facial nerves. Clinically, many patients have sequelae, most of which are due to premature use of acupuncture, and the acupuncturist's technique, proficiency, and grasp of the depth and accuracy of acupuncture points. If the nerves are damaged by acupuncture too early, too strong, or inappropriately in the early stage, it is very easy to experience symptoms of facial paralysis sequelae. I hope that patients will be cautious when using treatment methods. It is most important to choose scientific and reasonable treatment methods and effective treatment drugs, which are of vital importance to subsequent recovery. At present, the main treatments for sequelae of facial paralysis are:

(1) Early diagnosis and timely treatment. In the early stages of facial paralysis, acupuncture should be selected on both sides of the face. The acupuncture points should be few and precise, and the stimulation should be light rather than heavy. However, acupuncture may cause paralysis of the facial muscles, so it should be used with caution.

(2) Stimulate moderately and use hormones with caution. Try not to use electroacupuncture, electric massage, excessive or frequent stimulation. While using acupuncture treatment, combining Chinese medicine fumigation and nerve nourishing drugs can help nerve recovery.

(III) Swedish SDT stereotactic repair therapy uses stereotactic technology and factor repair technology to penetrate the lesion tissue, repair damaged facial cells, activate dormant facial nerve cells, open up facial nerve channels, comprehensively improve microcirculation, and promote the regeneration of facial nerve cells.