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Anyone ever had bells palsy? |
i have had it for a week and had a course of steroids and anti virals but am suffering with really bad earache and my face is really tender to touch just wondered if this is normal or if i should go back and see my doctor. YES,Ihad bells palsy over 20yrs ago. I got no warning, went to bed 1 night, woke up with it in the morning.Thought i`d had a bloody stroke, scared the **** out of me at the time.Anyway like previous answers i was put on steroids. Its amazing that theres no clear cause, well their was`nt then, might be now . I put mine down to being hit on the temple with a cricket ball, which put me in hospital overnight, 2 months before,but nothing was proven. GOOD LUCK Yes, it is normal. Aint heard o this in a long time, i had it when i was 19 and it was weird as hell, i didn't have any pain with it just half of my face paralised, drinking a pint was a mess and you look daft when you laugh n things or make expressions, if i remember correct it's caused by a swelling of the ear drum thus trapping a nerve and it was then impossible to tell how long it lasts from days to years, mine lasted about 2 months or so, i only had pain with getting shampoo or soap in my eye when showering, i would see the doc again if i were you. Two people i know had it but how long it can last is different for each person. one of my friends had it and it lasted 5 days. The other one she had it for a month . It looked more like a stroke, and pulled her eye and mouth down. she could not close her eye properly and she was in discomfort. but everything fine now. so i think what you are experiencing is normal but if it would reasure you, go to the docs anyway, that is what they there for. I had a friend a while back who developed bells palsy...his face was paralized on one side...and, for some reason, it just went away on its own one day. my mother in law got it about 6 years ago,she was on tabs and to this day,her face hasnt gone back to her normal look,one side of her face is still rather stiff,she cant fully smile, My daughter had it when she was about 10yrs old . The doctor didn't give her anything for it, he said it would probably go in a week or so. It lasted about 3 weeks. I don't remember her having any pain with it though, just a lot of difficulty drinking and when she slept one eye remained open. Keep a check on this-could be a symptom of lyme disease borreliosis infection |
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