Around 40,000 people in the US are diagnosed with Bell’s Palsy each year. This is a form of facial paralysis that causes a sudden weakness on one side of your head. Although temporary in most cases, a Bell’s Palsy condition can immediately affect a person’s self-confidence. Especially when you have an essential photoshoot upcoming, however, you can still take some pretty good and confident pictures with a few simple tricks! Photography is all about aesthetics and how you perceive yourself. With good lighting, striking angles, and a few good poses, you can capture impeccable pictures without fe ..read more

Is Bell’s palsy related to cerebral palsy? What is palsy? Is it treatable and avoidable? Does bell’s or cerebral palsy comes back once it is treated? You will find all these answers in this article. In 2019, I was diagnosed with bells’ palsy. Without wasting a single second thinking ‘why’, I started working on how it can be treated. Through my experience, I helped a lot of people but some of them confused bell’s palsy with cerebral palsy. What is palsy? It is the weakness or issues with the muscles. When it comes to bell’s palsy, the seventh cranial nerve is affected. The cerebral palsy is the ..read more

Bell’s palsy is a term that is often used in combination with the words neurological disorder. As problematic as this may sound, Bell’s palsy is a rather non-serious, temporary condition affecting the facial nerve of the patient. Because of ambiguities surrounding its origin and root causes. The condition has always sparked the interest of medical researchers and curious readers. One such curiosity is whether Bell’s palsy causes weight loss. Read on more to find out! What is Bell’s palsy? Bell’s palsy is a neurological condition that can cause, albeit temporary, weakness of the facial muscl ..read more

Bell’s Palsy is one of many unique medical conditions that most of us aren’t aware of. It is a type of paralysis or temporary weakness that happens in the muscles of the face. The weakening of the facial muscles on either one or both sides of the face leads to paralysis. The nerves that control your facial muscles can become swollen, inflamed, or compressed. But to learn in-depth about Bell’s Palsy, this brief information isn’t enough. This is why here we are going to list down the causes and symptoms of Bell’s Palsy. Let us begin with a detailed introduction of the medical condition first ..read more

Bell’s Palsy is a distressing and stressful ailment that causes one side of the face to droop. Despite its rarity, the visible influence it may have on one’s look has made it particularly well-known. Bell’s Palsy generally goes away on its own with time. When you or someone you love is suffering from it, though, even a short period of time can feel like an eternity. While strong evidence is lacking, an increasing number of persons with Bell’s Palsy are finding relief from some of the condition’s more severe symptoms by utilizing essential oils. How Essential Oil Helps Essential Oils are be ..read more

The emotional states of the patients matter a lot when it comes to recovery and the healing process. Moreover, bell palsy or any other facial palsy can, over time, hinder the confidence of the patients and can also have a negative impact on the mental state of the patient. People with facial paralysis may experience difficulties with facial expressions, vision, communication, eating, and drinking. It can also cause bodily pain and suffering. All of these symptoms add up to an emotional level as well. So without further ado, let’s take a deep look at bell’s palsy and the emotional states associ ..read more

The most effective for Bell’s palsy is botox injections. Botulinum toxin or Botox is used in a unique way to treat asymmetric facial movement, resulting in a more symmetrical facial movement and a reduction in the symptoms of facial paralysis and synkinesis, Botox is most often used in conjunction with neuromuscular retraining, so which is done by a trained physical therapist. Botox has been increasing in demand for the treatment of Bell’s Palsy, so without further ado, let’s break down its effectiveness and how it works. What is Botox Botox is a protein produced from botulinum toxin that help ..read more

Bell’s Palsy is a condition in which facial muscles become weak or paralyzed for no apparent reason. It starts quickly and gets worse over the next 48 hours. Typically, pain and discomfort affect one side of the face or head. Bell’s Palsy can affect people of any age. Sleeping Positions can be troublesome with this condition, but there are ways to sleep better during the night if you suffer from Bell’s Palsy. Which Side Should You Sleep In? In the vast majority of circumstances, there is no compelling reason to favor one side over the other. If you have facial Palsy or Bell’s Palsy, whether ..read more

There are a few questions that I get question commonly. Throughout my journey treating Bell’s palsy, I can assure you that nothing beats home treatment. Some doctors do suggest taking steroids and antibiotics to reduce inflammation. But that doesn’t mean you don’t do face exercises daily and regulate your diet plan. Treating Bell’s palsy, here are some of the most commonly aske questions about it. I am answering these questions with my experience. Does Bell’s palsy affect only one side of your face? Bell’s palsy only affects one side of your face. Most commonly, it is the left side. The left e ..read more

One unsolved mystery of the medical world is a condition known as Bell’s Palsy. The condition is characterized by sudden paralysis of the facial nerve has always perplexed doctors and medical researchers. The cause of the onset of its symptoms is unknown, and the cure for the condition is unknown. What is Bell’s Palsy? Bell’s Palsy is a non-serious, temporary condition that results from the paralysis of the facial muscles on one side of the patient’s face. Doctors believe the paralysis is caused by damage or trauma to the 7th cranial nerve, also known as the facial nerve, leading to the muscle ..read more