what is the remedy for facial paralyse ie right side of the face have paralysed what is the medicine?
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Depends...\n\nIs it the whole right side or just the lower half of that side?  How do you know?  Try to frown and close your eye (in front of a mirror)(this is the upper half test)... now try to smile (does the corner of your mouth turn down instead of up?)(lower half test).\n\nYou see, if it's the whole right side and no other symptoms are involved, you probably have Bell's Palsy, which is a pretty benign disorder.  We used to think it was a lot of things, but now we're pretty sure most cases are viral (actually caused by Herpes virus 'sitting' on your 7th cranial nerve)... so there's pretty much no treatment.  Patients get better with or without a whole variety of treatments that have been offered for years.  POSSIBLY catching it early and taking an anti-viral drug (Acyclovir) you could decrease the time you have it... possibly.\n\nNow, if it's only the lower half of the face, that's a sign that it's something a lot more serious, up in your brain or in your brainstem.  In other words: SEE A DOCTOR, NOW!\n\nHope this helps!\n\nGood Luck!
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Do not put something between the person's teeth as some donut suggested. What you need to do is make sure they are lying flat in the recovery position, protect and maintain their airway and if you have it available, give 5mg PR Diazepam. If the fit appears to be turning into a grand mal instead of a petit mal and is not abating after meds, call the ambulance and explain you have a person who appears to be having a seizure, and for how many minutes the fit has been lasting for.
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Greta has Bell's Palsy.  It cause one side of the face to be paralyzed.
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Reduce overacidity in your body.\n- eliminate acidic foods- citrus,tomato,caffeine products;\n  wholegrains, foods which give you gas, acidic fruits and \n  vegetables and so on\n- substitute with nonacidic vegetables, boiled better quality chicken, while flower. (pasta is whole duram wheat)\n- vitamins and herbs - papaya enzyme(most imp), gymnema sylvestre (take 1 tab with each meal- max 2), calcium, magnesium\n- search articles on gymnema sylvestre and overacidiy on internet and read it very carefully.\n you must start feeling difference after about 10 days, it might take 2 to 6 months for complete recovery. \n overacidity in the body causes extensive tissue damage in the body.typical symptoms will be irritability, frequent cold and cough, skin problems, heart burn and so on.\nIf you wish any completed medical procedures please ignore my comments above. \nIf you have additional questions about my comments please post your question referencing this response.
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It's Tonsillitis, I often got it during my high school years and had it removed since the difficulty to breathe at night.\n\nThe sign? Your throat usually hurts and it's hard to eat or drink or even swallow. In my case, I'm "paralysed" every now and then, can't even stretching a single muscle when it hit me!\n\nIf you get tonsillitis, here are some tips that can help you feel better:\n\n-Drink plenty of fluids. \n-Eat smooth foods, including flavored gelatin, \n soups, icepops, and applesauce.  (ICE CREAMS; THE BEST!!)\n-Avoid hard, crunchy, or spicy foods. \n-Use a cool-mist vaporizer or humidifier in the room \n where you spend the most time. \n-Rest. \n\nWish you to get well soon,mate! \n\nRegards,\n\n-Jan
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The best advice is to consult with your physician regarding the condition and do some research on your own to find out more information. \n\nThere has been no medication actually approved for diabetic neuropathy, as of today. Some doctors recommend using a pepper-based ointment / cream (capsaicin). Some others treat the condition with anti-seizure medications, anti-depressant meds, or certain cardiovascular drugs. \n\nBefore you try any treatment, be sure to talk to your doctor and involve them in your treatment process. Starting any sort of medical treatment against medical advice could be very harmful or deadly. \n\nBest of luck in your search...
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You need to drink more water and liquids. This shows you have a fire constitution and should balance it with water and cooling foods and drinks. The more you use chemical stuff on them, the worse it will get. All these things are only temporary reliefs. You could try some honey mixed with olive oil on your lips at night or whenever you are at home. It should help - but overall don't forget to keep your entire system well hyrdated.
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http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/bells-palsy/DS00168\nBell's palsy\nIntroduction\n\nBell's palsy is a weakness or paralysis of the muscles that control expression on one side of your face. The disorder results from damage to one of a pair of facial nerves that runs beneath each ear to the muscles in your face.\n\nThe condition may result in a droopy appearance of your face. This can be a blow to your self-esteem, but most often Bell's palsy isn't serious.\n\nThe problem can occur at any age. Bell's palsy occurs more often in pregnant women, in people with diabetes or upper respiratory ailments, such as the flu or a cold, and in people with conditions that compromise their immune systems. Also called facial palsy, Bell's palsy is named for Dr. Charles Bell, a 19th-century surgeon from Scotland who first described the condition.\n\nBell's palsy clears up on its own within weeks or months for most people. In some cases, doctors prescribe a corticosteroid medication within the first few days, hoping to increase the likelihood of a good recovery.\nSigns and symptoms\nCLICK TO ENLARGE\nIllustration showing Bell's palsy Bell's palsy\n\nSigns and symptoms of Bell's palsy may include:\n\n    * Sudden onset of paralysis or weakness on one side of your face, making it difficult to smile or close your eye on the affected side\n    * Facial droop and difficulty with facial expressions\n    * Facial stiffness or a feeling that your face is being pulled to one side\n    * Pain behind or in front of your ear on the affected side\n    * Sounds that seem louder on the affected side\n    * Pain, usually in the ear on the affected side\n    * Headache\n    * Loss of taste on the front portion of your tongue\n    * Changes in the amount of tears and saliva your body produces\n\nThe severity of Bell's palsy can range from mild weakness to total paralysis on one side of your face. The onset of the problem is fairly abrupt, generally becoming apparent within several hours to a day or two. You may notice symptoms when you awaken. Pain in the vicinity of the ear can precede the palsy by a day or two. Weakness or paralysis usually peaks within 48 hours after onset of signs and symptoms. The faster the signs and symptoms progress, the more serious the weakness or paralysis you'll experience.\nCauses\n\nEach facial nerve controls all muscles on one side of your face, except for muscles involved in chewing. The cause of Bell's palsy is still unclear, and its development isn't well understood. But many scientists believe that a viral infection — perhaps most commonly by the herpes simplex virus, the same virus that causes cold sores — can cause the facial nerve to become swollen and injured. Impairment of electrical impulses directed to your facial muscles by the damaged nerve results in the weakness or paralysis of these muscles.\nWhen to seek medical advice\n\nMost people with Bell's palsy recover completely within a few months, with or without medical treatment. For a few people, Bell's palsy can be severe or involve complications.\n\nNot all instances of facial paralysis or weakness are due to Bell's palsy. See your doctor if you experience facial weakness, drooping or paralysis to determine the underlying cause and severity of the illness.\nScreening and diagnosis\n\nYour doctor may be able to make a preliminary diagnosis of Bell's palsy by looking at your face and asking you to try to move your facial muscles. Other conditions, such as a stroke, infections and tumors, also may cause facial muscle weakness, mimicking Bell's palsy.\n\nIf after a few days there's still doubt about the diagnosis, your doctor may recommend other tests:\n\n    * Electromyography (EMG). This test can confirm the presence of nerve damage and determine its severity. An EMG can measure the electrical activity of a muscle in response to stimulation and the nature and speed of the conduction of el
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Depends on how bad of a stroke it was, some ppl loose the use of 1 side of the face, so chewing can be difficult and so have to eat soft foods, eg mash potatoes, soups etc., and some ppl don't, but a healthy diet is a must.  Go see your GP who can put you in touch with a Nutritionist who will help with a good healthy diet.
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Fresh cherries and strawberrys are natural remedies. Drink ALOT of water, no sodas or coffee <caffeine>. No meat,beans,or fried foods. Theres' a lengthy list of dietary no-no's. Quick way is get an injection / prednisone from your physician
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Sorry, about your mom's palsy. BUT YOUR DOCTOR MISGUIDED YOU. Occupational/Physical therapy is proved to be very helful in facial/bell's palsy. There are numerous exercises to maintain/restore muscle function and splints to prevent/correct contractures. It works best in acute stages of the problem. Get a professional (therapist's) opinion for late stage , depends upon the case.\nMyself - Licensed OT.
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There are no known drugs that cure or suppress this diseas. Non tradional treatments might be the best source for a cure.\nhttp://www.neurology.org/cgi/content/abstract/66/1_suppl_1/S30\n\nHere are some additional resources for information\nhttp://members.shaw.ca/btillieribm/index.htm\n\nMy hunch is that the Water Cure could be beneficial.\nhttp://curezone.com/foods/watercure.asp\n\nThe Water cure with unrefined sea salt  is like a blood transfussion for a dehydrated body with poor mineraliztion.\n\nApple Cider Vinegar could help balance pH\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179&p=1
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I don't think directly from the epidural but you may have been put into a position during the procedure which caused compression of the facial nerve which will lead to facial weakness and Bell's palsy.  I am sorry to hear you had so much pain from an epidural... that is unusual.  Your Bell's palsy will get better in the next 4 - 6 weeks.  In the meantime try not to drool too much and definitely get some eye ointment to keep them moisturized all the time or else they will get irritated.  Hope that helps... good luck.
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Cucumbers on the eyes, or a wet teabag. Use Visine as well to get rid of the redness.\n\nPS: I hope you will be ok. Sorry for whatever happened to you.
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Bell's Palsy affects the facial nerve (as others have said) but this is a MOTOR nerve and has NO sensory fibers in it.  The only sign this nerve is inflamed is paralysis.  The palsy of this nerve often is accompanied by neuritis (inflammation) of other nerves, such as the trigeminal nerve (the sensory nerve of the face) or others.  If you had pain the first time you had the palsy, it is possible that the return of that pain is a recurrent neuritis (such as "shingles" also known as herpes zoster).  This can also affect motor nerves again.\n\nThe best thing to do is see a doctor right away.  You can start antiviral medications and steroids to halt the process.  Usually acyclovir or valcyclovir along with a short course of prednisone are all that is necessary.\n\nI am a little concerned that you "still have problems" from your first episode.  Do you still have the same palsy?  Did it ever get better?  Does your face move at all?  There are other causes of pain and facial paralysis besides Bell's.
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Bell's palsy is not a stroke. Researchers speculate it is caused by a virus and some doctors prescribe an antiviral drug. Prednisone is also prescribed. And the person will have to use artificial tear drops or tape their eye shut because they can't shut it and things will blow into it. It is not contagious. It just happens to some people. It will prob take about 6 weeks or so to get better.
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Two enzyme are helping many people who have PH levels that are said to help with neurological problems. Peptizyde and HN-Zyme Prime. http://owen.curezone.com/healing/autismenzymes.html\n\nThe Water Cure is something you should also consider. Drink 6-8 glasses of distilled water with a pinch of sea salt to remineralize your body and help with PH problems. \n\nDrink a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar with cinnamon to taste in apple juice and or unsweetened grape juice.\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179\n\nTake a good multi-vitamin. Test the vitamin. Drop it in a cup of apple cider vinegar. If it doesn't disolve easily then it is not a soluable vitamin.\n\nTry a special kind of Niacin called Niacin Inositol Hexanicotinate.\nThis is good for many conditions including Depression, Alzheimer's,  Neurological imbalance, Hairloss, and I have a hunch it would help with your disposition.\n\n\nConsciously do not grind your teeth. Whenever you get frustrated or angry, drop your jaw and relax it.\n\nDon't give up and be proactive in overcoming your agitated disposition. Start today with the Water Cure and try some or all of the other suggestions until you find what works for you. You can beat this thing.