In the very beginning of your Bell’s palsy, besides steroids, such as Prednisone, your doctor may prescribe you a B12 […]
Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base
Does stretching of facial muscles after Bell’s palsy help?
After Bell’s palsy you may experience that your muscles become tight. You can be tempted to try to stretch the muscles, in order to relax them. In this post we discuss whether that can really help you or not.
Can Prednisone help with recovery after Bell’s palsy?
Prednisone or Prednisolone, or any other type of steroids, is a medication that aims to reduce swelling and inflammation. Facial […]
Can synkinesis be corrected?
Synkinesis is by far one of the most devastating residuals after long-standing facial palsy. “Can synkinesis be corrected or improved?” […]
Why are my neck and mouth so tensed after Bell’s palsy?
Sometimes, your neck and mouth area can feel tensed or even painful after Bell’s palsy. This can happen even after […]
Is chewing gum during Bell’s palsy good or bad?
In general, casual chewing gum will not have any effect on your Bell’s palsy itself. First, because the main muscles […]
Is it helpful to use hot compresses during Bell’s palsy?
Yes, hot compresses during Bell’s palsy can help to alleviate the damaging factor if the facial palsy was caused by […]
23 Questions about Bell’s Palsy & Synkinesis answered
In this video and post we answer 23 questions related to Bell’s palsy and synkinesis recovery.
