Which condition is this and what is the cause? Is it curable? If yes, so what is the treatment and how much it will take time to cure ? If no, why?
it's bell's palsy
this is bell's palsy . it is a lower motor neuron type of facial muscle due to compression of facial nerve in facial canal near stylomastoid foramen. treatment with corticosteroid (prednisone ) will regain facial movement. they work better as soon the symptoms starts within 3 days.sometimes antiviral medicine such as acyclovir can be added to corticosteroid medicine to treat bell's palsy .
It's a case of bells palsy and can be cured by bouts of nerve stimulation for atleast 3 weeks which can be under a physiotherapist surveillance and supplemented with vitamins with l cartinine
Lt Bell's Palsy Can go for Physiotherapeutic management... - Electrical Stimulation for Lt facial muscles motor points - Facial muscle exercises -Taping Can be Done..
Rt facial paralysis. tab .omnacortil.in tapperig dose. tab neurokind.od.tab pantop40 od tear eye drop.for 3weeks.&physiotherapy
It's a bells palsy nd last pic is a bells phenomenon.it's curable based on nerve lesion
Agree with Dr. Parmar... It's bells palsy.
Bells palsy or right facial paralysis...
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