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What is the Role of Physiotherapy in the Recovery of Bell’s Palsy

When it comes to the symptoms, the major one is sudden paralysis or weakness of the face. As per the leading physiotherapists in Vasant Kunj, this condition develops around 48 hours of duration. Besides, some more common symptoms are uncontrolled facial muscles, mouth drooping, inability to open and close eyes, difficulty in eating and speaking, etc.

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What is the Role of Physiotherapy in the Recovery of Bell’s Palsy

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  1. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY IN THE RECOVERY OF BELL’S PALSY?

  2. Bell’s Palsy is one of the conditions that affect people globally. When this condition hits a person, his or her muscles of the face suddenly gets paralyzed. This is not only distressing physically but can affect emotionally as well.

  3. Luckily, people can opt for physiotherapy for this condition to see amazing outcomes. However, a professional and certified physiotherapist in Vasant Kunj is all you need. Before this, you must go through this post to know what exactly is Bell’s palsy and how physiotherapy can make it better.

  4. WHAT IS BELL’S PALSY? Bell’s Palsy is nothing but an unexplained and sudden paralysis of facial muscles. This health condition can affect people of different age groups. This is named after a well-known anatomist of Scotland – Sir Charles Bell.

  5. The condition is described as the sudden drooping or weakening of the face on one side. However, the accurate cause is still unknown. Some research and studies say that it is caused by viral infections such as herpes simplex virus.

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