Bell's Palsy

What is Bell's palsy?

Bell’s palsy is a health condition that involves causing weakness or paralysis temporarily on one side of the face. It takes place when a nerve gets the hold of controlling your facial muscles and becomes swollen, compressed, and inflamed. It becomes difficult to smile or close the eyes properly with this condition.

Bell’s palsy is also called acute peripheral facial palsy of unknown cause. The condition can happen to anyone at any age. There is no exact cause known for the problem. According to professionals, the problem occurs due to swelling and nerve inflammation controlling the muscles.

It can also be an outcome of a viral infection.

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