Postpartum facial paralysis refers to peripheral facial paralysis that occurs after childbirth. Peripheral facial paralysis is a common acute idiopathic facial paralysis of unknown etiology. That is to say, the facial nerve is violated due to various reasons, thus affecting a series of movements and expressions controlled by the facial nerve. For many mothers, postpartum paralysis is a nightmare, so how long does it take for postpartum paralysis to return to a normal diet?
How long does it take for postpartum paralysis to resume a normal diet
Female friends are pregnant and During childbirth, due to changes in body hormones, various body functions and physical fitness will undergo some changes at this time. In severe cases, some complications may occur. Many women will develop symptoms of facial paralysis after giving birth. Specifically, What causes it? This has a lot to do with the physical quality of the mother. It mostly occurs in women who are relatively weak. At this time, female friends must pay attention to their body changes.
Facial nerve paralysis (facial neuritis, Bell's palsy, commonly known as "facial paralysis", "crooked mouth", "suspended thread wind") is a common disease mainly characterized by motor dysfunction of facial expression muscles. The general symptom is deviation of the mouth and eyes. It is a common and frequently-occurring disease, and it is not restricted by age. Patients are often unable to complete even the most basic actions such as raising their eyebrows, closing their eyes, and puffing their mouths.
There are many causes of facial nerve paralysis, which are clinically divided into two types: central facial nerve paralysis and peripheral facial nerve paralysis. Common causes: ① Infectious lesions, which are mostly caused by the activation of dormant varicella-zoster virus latent in the sensory ganglia of the facial nerve; ② Otogenic diseases, ③ Autoimmune reactions; ④ Tumors; ⑤ Nerve Source; ⑥ Traumatic; ⑦ Poisoning, such as alcoholism, long-term exposure to toxic substances; ⑧ Metabolic disorders, such as diabetes, vitamin deficiency; ⑨ Vascular insufficiency; ⑩ Congenital facial nerve nucleus hypoplasia.
Most patients often find that one side of their cheeks is not moving properly and their mouth is crooked when they wash their face or rinse their mouth in the early morning. For patients with complete paralysis of facial expression muscles on the affected side, forehead wrinkles disappear, eye fissures expand, nasolabial folds become flat, and corners of the mouth droop. Movements such as frowning, frowning, closing eyes, blowing air, and pouting are not allowed on the affected side. When puffing up the cheeks and whistling, air leaks due to the inability of the lips on the affected side to close. When eating, food residues often stay in the tooth-buccal space on the affected side, and saliva often drips from that side. Because the tear points ectropion along with the lower eyelid, the tears cannot be drained normally and overflow. Among them, peripheral facial paralysis has a high incidence rate, and the most common ones are facial neuritis or Bell's palsy. Some patients may have dysgeusia in the front 2/3 of the tongue, herpes in the external auditory canal, etc.
Apply early hot compress to the affected side to promote local blood circulation. Instruct the patient to massage the affected side of the face in circles with the palm of his hand, 3 to 4 times a day, 10 to 15 minutes each time. When the affected side muscles begin to recover, instruct the patient to perform muscle strength training on the affected side muscles in front of the mirror, focusing on training the expression muscles, such as opening eyes, wrinkled forehead, sucking, curling lips, smiling, raising corners of mouth, whistling, and pursed lips. , jaw pulling and other movements, functional rehabilitation training is about 20 minutes each time, once a day until final recovery.
Because facial paralysis generally occurs suddenly, especially for mothers who have just given birth, it is a serious emotional blow. At this time, treatment must be actively carried out, and at the same time, Pay great attention to the patient's psychological treatment, and maintaining an optimistic attitude is also very important for the recovery of the disease. At the same time, we should reduce the number of outdoor activities and watch less TV, books, and computers.
Postpartum rehabilitation treatment device price
Postpartum rehabilitation treatment device uses modern scientific and technological means to incorporate postpartum rehabilitation treatment into a scientific, standardized and standardized track, and provides pregnant women with prenatal and postpartum rehabilitation services. All-round services actively help mothers to restore their bodies to their prenatal state to the maximum extent. They are important measures to promote postpartum recovery, improve maternal quality of life, promote women's postpartum physical recovery, and improve breastfeeding levels.
Routine treatment of lactation, uterine involution, uterine prolapse and postpartum recovery treatment, body shape recovery treatment, postpartum and postoperative urinary retention treatment, surgical analgesia and postoperative recovery treatment, routine treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, Low milk secretion, blocked breast ducts, hyperplasia of breast lobules and other items. 1: Routine lactation treatment uses breast electrodes to cause mechanical vibration and rotation inside the breast, and drives the nipple to produce a baby sucking effect. Its intensity is 5-10 times that of baby sucking. It also regulates endocrine, improves local blood circulation, and effectively promotes maternal The secretion of prolactin and oxytocin in the pituitary gland makes milk rise earlier and reduces the pain of breastfeeding. Milk secretion occurs 8-10 hours earlier and the amount of milk secreted increases. The breast ducts are unblocked, milk stasis is reduced, and the effect of caesarean section is more obvious. Rejuvenate and activate breasts, reduce the occurrence of breast diseases, make breasts firm and reduce breast sagging. 2. Treatment of postpartum and postoperative urinary retention. Postpartum and postoperative urinary retention can easily occur due to changes in factors such as psychology, anesthesia, pain, and body position. This instrument can promote regular movement of lumbosacral pelvic muscles and fascia, drive rhythmic movement of bladder muscles, relieve bladder muscle paralysis, improve local blood circulation, reduce bladder congestion and edema, promote the recovery of bladder contraction function, and restore spontaneous urination. Three: Uterine involution and postpartum recovery treatment uses abdominal electrodes to act on the maternal sacrococcygeal area to promote pelvic muscle contraction, enhance fascial tension, drive uterine ligament movement, eliminate pelvic congestion, reduce postpartum bleeding, promote lochia discharge, and accelerate uterine involution.
Promote intestinal peristalsis, improve local blood circulation, adjust the visceral autonomic nervous system, promote intestinal exhaust and defecation, promote uterine contraction, fundus descent, reduce postpartum fatigue, relieve back pain, and average exhaust time. 10-20 hours in advance, the normal diet is resumed early, which ensures adequate nutrition for the mother, quick recovery of physical strength, prevents intestinal adhesion and postpartum constipation, and has certain effects on the recovery of pelvic floor tissue and reducing postpartum perineal swelling, side incision pain and postpartum hemorrhoids. Four: Surgical analgesia and postoperative recovery treatment Surgical analgesia: The instrument is controlled by a microcomputer program to stimulate the operator's sacral skin surface, interfering with the transmission of the perineal nerves, blocking pain transmission and suppressing pain; postoperative recovery : The microcomputer program controls the instrument to cause the pelvic floor tissue to contract, thereby driving the uterine ligaments to move, promoting uterine contraction, strengthening capillary contraction, and improving local blood circulation. Five: Routine treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease and abdominal surgery to promote flatus: effectively promote intestinal peristalsis, improve local blood circulation, adjust the visceral autonomic nervous system, and promote intestinal flatulence. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease: Promote local blood circulation in the patient's pelvic cavity, improve the nutritional status of tissues, increase metabolism, and facilitate the absorption of inflammation in the cavity.