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鼓腮和吹口哨漏气、进食流泪、面纹消失、听觉过敏、鼻唇沟变浅、口角下垂、面部肌肉痉挛、脸部肌肉酸痛、口角肌肉的抽搐
Facial neuritis (Bell palsy) is acute unilateral peripheral facial nerve palsy, likely viral/inflammatory demyelination near the stylomastoid foramen. Clinical: acute unilateral facial weakness (forehead involved, eye closure impaired), loss of taste, and hyperacusis over days. Treatment: oral corticosteroids within 72 hours for best recovery; eye protection (lubricants/eye patch); antivirals added in severe cases; most recover spontaneously within weeks to months.
Acute unilateral facial weakness; forehead involved; eye closure impaired; loss of taste; hyperacusis
Viral/inflammatory demyelination/compression of the facial nerve in the facial canal causes peripheral palsy.
Oral steroids within 72h; eye protection; antivirals in severe cases; most recover spontaneously
Eye protection; prompt steroids; facial rehab.
It is recommended to visit the Neurology department; an appointment can be booked on this platform before the visit.
Warm reminder: The above information is for health science reference only and cannot replace professional medical diagnosis. If you have related symptoms, please seek medical attention at a regular hospital promptly.
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