Facial Palsy :
Facial palsy is described as the inability to control the facial muscles and restriction of the facial movements. This condition occurs due to damage to the facial nerve, which leads to paralysis of the affected region of the face. The presenting complaints of facial palsy include difficulty in smiling or puckering lips, drooping of the mouth on the affected side, difficulty closing the eye on the affected side, causing eye irritation, altered taste sensation or tingling in the tongue region, drooling from the corners of the mouth, weakness while speaking or chewing, and feeling sensitive to sound. The factors responsible for causing facial palsy include Bell's palsy, infections of the middle ear, stroke, head injury, or difficult birth, certain congenital conditions, and medical conditions like Lyme disease or tumors. The treatment plan to deal with facial palsy involves taking medications like using eye drops, corticosteroids, facial rehabilitation methods, and physical therapy.
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1-1-216, Suraram X Roads
Venketarama Colony
Jeedimetla, Hyderabad
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3rd floor, Plot, 5, NCL Enclave Rd, above World of Titan
Beside Renova Hospital, Petbasheerabad
Kompally, Hyderabad
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NH 7, Beside DPS, Petbasheerabad
7A, National Highway 44
Kompally, hyderabad
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Near Indian Oil Petrol Pump
Kompally, hyderabad
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6-6/1, Plot No 16, D Nagar
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Chintal, hyderabad
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No 7, Zamistanpur, RTC X Road
Beside NABARD, Musheerabad
Chikkadpally, hyderabad
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Barkatpura, hyderabad
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Opp CC Shroff Hospitals
Kachiguda, hyderabad
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Beside SBI, Shapur Nagar
Jeedimetla, hyderabad
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Beside SBH Bank Kushaiguda
ECIL, hyderabad
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Plot No 1, 2, 3, IDA Phase 1
Shapur Nagar Main Road
Jeedimetla, hyderabad
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What are the causes of Facial Paralysis?
- Herpes simplex virus infection
- Herpes zoster virus
- Infectious mononucleosis
- Cytomegalovirus infection
- Adenovirus infection
- Mumps
- Influenza B infection
- Hand-foot-and-mouth disease
- Diabetic patients
What are the symptoms of Facial Paralysis?
The signs & symptoms of facial paralysis include:
- Facial paralysis on one or both sides of the face
- Loss of blinking control of the eye on the affected side
- Decreased tearing
- Slurred speech
- Altered sense of taste
- Pain in or behind the ear
- Difficulty in eating or drinking
- Drooping of the mouth on the affected side
- Vision changes












