Herbal Remedies for Facial Paralysis
Facial paralysis is a common problem that involves the paralysis of any structure of the facial nerve. A condition where the facial muscles are paralyzed. The muscles of the face are supplied with nerves which control their actions. These nerves starts from the brain and via the skull enter the different parts of the face. Sometimes the facial nerve may be compressed due to inflammation giving rise to paralysis of the facial muscles.
Causes:
The cause is not yet known, but it is often caused by exposure to cold wind and improper diet. Some doctors said facial paralysis can sometimes be caused by a lacunar infarct affecting fibers in the internal capsule going to the nucleus.
Signs and Symptoms:
Initially the patient feels the face to be stiff and experiences difficulty in moving it. Taste on the affected side is sometimes affected. The patient cannot close his eyes completely and tears come out. There may be difficulty in eating food and drinking water.
Herbal Medicines:
Garlic is good for paralysis. Cow's ghee and butter milk are also taken daily as much as possible.
Do's and Don'ts:
The patient should avoid cold things like ice-cream, coca-cola, iced beer and alcoholic liquids. He/she should not be exposed to rain or cold winds. Proper care of eyes should be taken.
Causes:
The cause is not yet known, but it is often caused by exposure to cold wind and improper diet. Some doctors said facial paralysis can sometimes be caused by a lacunar infarct affecting fibers in the internal capsule going to the nucleus.
Signs and Symptoms:
Initially the patient feels the face to be stiff and experiences difficulty in moving it. Taste on the affected side is sometimes affected. The patient cannot close his eyes completely and tears come out. There may be difficulty in eating food and drinking water.
Herbal Medicines:
Garlic is good for paralysis. Cow's ghee and butter milk are also taken daily as much as possible.
Do's and Don'ts:
The patient should avoid cold things like ice-cream, coca-cola, iced beer and alcoholic liquids. He/she should not be exposed to rain or cold winds. Proper care of eyes should be taken.
I think taking alcohol with soda is the one known cause for this disease.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the informative stuff. Women's Health
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