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Coping with long-term Bell's palsy and Ramsay Hunt Syndrome
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- Bell's palsy is not an easy diagnosis. Those of you who just got it, and those who already have it for over 1, 5, 10 or even more years will attest to that. Bell's palsy is very hard. It is not only hard physiologically, but it is as equally hard emotionally. Only those who also lost their smile can understand that.
Which is why we wanted to share this video. We want to make sure that you remember that you are not alone on this journey, and that you do not have to pretend to be okay with it, just to make others around you more comfortable.
You need to put yourself first. And it does not matter if you just got facial palsy, or you have been going through it for many years, you need to make sure to prioritize your own wellbeing.
Unfortunately, we cannot help all of you, our clinic has limited resources and possibilities. So with this video, we want to help you to understand, that the best way to fight your fears, frustration and despair, is through the knowledge and understanding of what happened to you and your facial nerve, and why there is still hope for improvement, in most scenarios.
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Video contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:36 The general fears
01:26 Crystal Touch perspective
03:38 Regaining hope
04:02 What is a long-standing Bell's palsy
05:53 Recovery process
07:47 Lack of movement after many years
12:47 What can be done
Very informative. Thanks
I'm dealing with Long-term facial paralysis from RHS. My million-dollar smile has not returned to recovery of pre RHS etc..😓🙏
You are reassuring and a great teacher. What are your thoughts about acupuncture? cosmetic surgery? Is there a great probability of asymmetry after the surgery? How long should I wait before getting surgery? How can I find surgeons who specializes in B.P?
I can see that you also watched out video about surgical interventions. I hope it helped to clarify your question regarding surgery. When it comes to acupuncture, we are always very supportive of it, as it can help improve general tonus and promote facial relaxation. It can assist during acute stages and relieve tense muscles for some period of time. For long-term recovery at later stages (after 1 year or more of facial palsy), acupuncture's benefits are unclear.
I am on my 12th week of bell's palsy and no improvement.. what js the likelihood at this stage that I'll recover? this is my 2nd time after 36 years. I know everyone's journey is different and np definite answer. My eye is particularly bad today watering and sore. I love the sun but find I can't be in bright light now 😢
I've had BP for four years my left lips will not more I can't smile can you help
I am in Australia and not getting any answers or help with this bells palsy can you please help
You can speak with our specialists via email info@crystal-touch.nl or you can register for a one-on-one video consultation with Alex Pashov: crystal-touch.nl/online-bells-palsy-consultation/
Merry Xmas Dr.I am from Tanzania my daughter got Belly palsy since Feb 2021 may I have your contact because I want to know the cost I will show the picture of my daughter she couldn't smile properly she will be happy to smile again Please Dr I am waiting and if you don't mind we can call whatup and you can see my daughter clear thank you