Bell's palsy Upper and Lower Motor Neuron Lesions - Q & A

Bell's palsy Upper and Lower Motor Neuron Lesions - Q & A
Facial palsy Upper and Lower Motor Neuron Lesions - Q & A

[@marishabelova3706]

In UML, the patient can raise his both eyebrows then why this isn’t shown in the figures?

[@pdiala2]

OH MY DAYS I GET IT THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@johnl9119]

Thank you sir. I greatly appreciate it. And thank you for answering my question

[@Medinaz]

You are most welcome..:)

[@rahafaltaher4553]

Omg 😲 thank yooooouuuu so much it was very useful I hava exam on next week I was unable to understand this well . Thank you doctor 😀 please don't stop doing videos :》

[@hotchocolatebrownie4397]

👍👍👍 very well explained 👍

[@Godthend]

u are the best!!!

[@doxxab4336]

Thank you sir😀

[@Medinaz]

you are welcome

[@laxesrayuga7187]

Hmm,taste sensation is sensory ryt,bells palsy is due to motor lesion,why there is loss of taste in bells palsy

[@muznazahid8037]

What if right eyebrow is wrinkled and left corner of the mouth is deviated downward?

[@nasreenakhuda]

Sir i have the habit of singing daily much times a day.. and i feel tension and tightness around my mouth and jaw. If i continue singing will it cause bells palsy? Pls reply

[@shreeanjalimohite1801]

👍👍

[@Medinaz]

thank you

[@doxxab4336]

I forgot to mention sides.. 😅Sorry for dat

[@Medinaz]

no problem..:)

[@prodigyinsane1378]

NICE :)

[@Medinaz]

Thank you