Facial Palsy is a weakness or paralysis of facial muscles, most commonly due to Bell’s palsy, a sudden, often viral-induced inflammation of the facial nerve. Symptoms include facial drooping, inability to close one eye, drooling, and taste changes. Recovery usually occurs within months with corticosteroids and supportive care. Other causes include Lyme disease, tumors, or stroke, requiring further evaluation if symptoms persist.

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Understanding and Addressing Bell’s Palsy in Cheshire, CT

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Bell’s Palsy is a neurological condition that affects thousands of people every year, causing temporary facial paralysis and a range of distressing symptoms. While it can be a frightening experience, understanding the condition is the first step towards effective treatment and recovery. At Naugatuck Valley ENT, we strive to best explain what they are experiencing and develop a treatment plan. In this blog post, we will delve into the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for Bell’s Palsy.

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