What are the dietary treatments for facial paralysis?

For the occurrence of facial paralysis, we must pay attention to the correct treatment lifestyle, and diet is absolutely indispensable. Some dietary therapy methods can also achieve the desired effect, such as tangerine peel and fuling soup or angelica ginseng eel soup, which can help regulate the body very well.

1. Fried eel

800 grams of conger eel meat, remove the internal organs, clean and cut into sections. Put lard in the pot and heat it over high heat. Fry the eel meat until both sides turn yellow and pour into a colander. Put another pot on high heat, heat up lard, put in scallion and ginger to stir-fry the eel meat, add cooking wine, soy sauce, sugar, salt, and a small amount of water, simmer over low heat for 30 minutes until the sauce is thick. Drizzle with sesame oil and serve. Serve with meals. Suitable for facial nerve palsy.

2. Pepper and dried ginger powder

Asarum, pepper or Sichuan pepper, dried ginger. Soak all the above medicines in 15-30 ml of white wine for 4 hours, add appropriate amount of water and boil in a pot. When boiling, use a trumpet-shaped paper tube, cover the medicine pot with one end, and point the other end at the patient's nostrils so that the patient can inhale the medicinal vapor. 10 minutes each time, twice a day.

3. Red jujube alum powder

Jujube, alum. Grind alum into powder, put it into jujube, pick up the jujube with tweezers, roast it over wood fire or candle fire, and when the aroma comes out, inhale it through your nostrils. Roast and inhale repeatedly until the dates are roasted and the medicinal smell is gone. If you have pain on the left side, use the left nostril to inhale; if you have pain on the right side, use the right nostril to inhale. You may feel dryness in your mouth and nose after a few days of inhalation. If it does not heal, stop taking the medicine.

4. Tangerine peel and Poria cocos soup

10 grams each of tangerine peel, bamboo shavings, scorpion, and licorice, 15 grams each of earthworm, pinellia, arisaema, gardenia, and calamus, and 25 grams of poria. Usage: Decoction in water and take in 3 doses, 1 dose per day. Indications and functions: Resolving phlegm and dispelling wind, opening up the orifices and dredging the meridian Used for facial nerve paralysis, which is classified as wind-phlegm blocking the meridians by TCM diagnosis. Symptoms include facial paralysis, numbness of the facial muscles, difficulty speaking, phlegm in the throat, obesity, dull eyes, or puffy eyelids, stiff and enlarged tongue, and white, slippery or greasy tongue coating.

5. Ginseng eel soup

Remove the head, bones and internal organs of 500 grams of eel, wash and cut into shreds. Take 15 grams each of Chinese Angelica and Codonopsis, wrap them with gauze, add water and boil for 1 hour, then remove them, add shredded eel, salt, green onion and ginger to season and cook. Serve with meals, drink soup and eat fish. Suitable for facial nerve palsy.

6. Fresh wolfberry root water

Add 250 grams of fresh wolfberry roots to 5000 milliliters of water, boil for 10 minutes, then pour into a large jar. Tie the mouth with several layers of cloth, make an egg-sized opening, and fumigate the affected area for 2-4 hours. Once every night, 1 dose can be used twice. Generally, 2 doses are enough to cure the disease. To keep warm, you can surround the medicine jar with a quilt.