2. Patients with facial paralysis are prone to intraocular infection and corneal injury due to incomplete eyelid closure, slow blinking and corneal reflex, and long-term corneal exposure. During the illness, it is advisable to watch less TV and mobile phones, avoid driving for a long time and reduce the use of eyes; Wear sunglasses when going out, avoid strong light, and drop some eye drops with lubricating and anti-inflammatory effects. You can wear an eye mask or gauze to protect yourself when you sleep.
3. Patients can practice voluntary movement of paralyzed lateral muscles in front of the mirror, which can lift their forehead, frown, close their eyes, open their eyes, shrug their noses, smile, show their teeth, drum their cheeks and whistle for several minutes every time, 2-3 times a day, until they are tired. Then massage the affected muscles for 5- 10 minutes each time to promote local blood circulation.
4. People with swelling and pain around ears and cheeks can apply local hot compress to promote blood circulation, reduce swelling and relieve pain. You can apply hot compress to your face at home, 1-2 times a day, and each time 10- 15 minutes.
5. Patients should not eat cold and irritating foods, such as seafood and peppers.
6. Regular rest, regular life, stable mood and adequate sleep can make facial paralysis recover as soon as possible.