I've been suffering bells palsy in six years,am I recovered or not anymore?
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I'm fully disappointed of my situation because it's very long time for suffering bells palsy,and idont have any idea if I am recover from this sickness or not because it's been six years already.even the doctors they didn't say anything,I want only to know if is it my conditions recovered?
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donna07054 janet34049
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Omg Janet I am so sorry, I have not ever heard of such a long recovery! My older cousin had it twice in 2 years and he looks good, as for me I had a very very hard time trying to recover, was out of work for 45 days I was not able to form a sentence that anyone could understand me! High high doses of predesone , I had what felt like electrical surges going thru the lower part of my head , awlful ear an eye pain, an absolute nightmare, although for the most part it's gone to others but I still have issues , I really don't think it ever goes away, I can really see it in pictures yet others don't, I sure hope you are not back at the beginning stages of this virus! I do apologize if my comment has not helped you ! I tried singing a lot just to exercise my facial muscles, best of health, Donna
sharon24495 janet34049
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donna07054 janet34049
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Hi Janet, it's been 5 years, still my face tends to swell , I have massages and it helps so much, best way to tell is by taking selfies and see how your face looks, I also still have issues with loud noises and when I get tired my eye twitches, I have had to try to not have as much stress as before, which is easier said then done at times, I have my full body massages 90 minutes about every 2 months it helps so much , that includes full head an facial included, I still worry that it will return, it's something we must live with, when it happened I was newly married second time best time of my life I was totally happy , woke up with it, all the years of a misery first marriage and I was fine, go figure, I try to exercise my face I run my mouth a lot , hahahah , good luck and I hope it goes away forever, it's truly the strangest thing that's ever happened to me ,
DoctorMark janet34049
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Have you recovered? Without actually seeing you I couldn't tell you 100%.
If you have movement back on the effected side then I personally would say yes. However if you still have facial paralysis then unfortunately the effects of the condition are irreversible.
I wish you all the best.
Mark