#Facial Paralysis Treatment

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What is Facial Paralysis (Bell's Palsy), Causes, Symptoms, Treatments & More

In Ayurveda, the balance of problems, health, and imbalance are considered to be the causes of diseases. Among the three problems named Vata-Pitta-Kapha, the work of creation, confirmation, and compensation of the body at every moment is handled by Kapha.

To make these things suitable for the body, necessary changes are done by pitta. The manifestation of the pitta and kapha problems and the control and functioning of their functions is accomplished by vata.

What is Facial Paralysis (Bell’s Palsy)

80 types of rheumatic diseases have been described in Ayurveda, out of which facial paralysis is also a type of rheumatic disease. In paralysis, the power to work in the affected area is lost.

When only the face or mouth is affected by paralysis, it is called facial paralysis. Thus, the disease arising from the disorder of Vatadosha in which half of the patient’s mouth becomes crooked, is called paralysis disease in Ayurveda and facial paralysis in modern medical science.

Facial Paralysis Causes

According to Ayurveda, speaking in a loud voice, eating hard foods, laughing too loudly, yawning, heavy lifting, and sleeping in odd postures cause damage to the face or brain due to compression of sensory or sensory nerves, etc.

Apart from this, this disease occurs due to the consumption of gas-enhancing food, intake of very cold air, and excessive blood loss in pregnant women, pregnant women, children, and old and emaciated men.

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Ayurvedic Treatment for Facial Paralysis

Along with these herbal supplements Dr. Dassan’s Ayurveda also recommends following a balanced diet to Ayurvedic Treatment for Facial Paralysis. A diet rich in whole grains, fruits, and vegetables can help improve digestion and reduce inflammation in the body. Our Ayurveda expert also recommends you to avoid foods that are difficult to digest, such as oily and spicy foods.

In addition to these remedies, we also recommends making lifestyle changes to support the treatment of facial paralysis. This includes practicing yoga and meditation, which can help reduce stress and improve nerve function. Getting plenty of rest and relaxation is also important for healing and recovery.

Ayurveda offers a holistic approach to treating facial paralysis by addressing the root cause of the condition. By using herbal supplements such as herbs, oils, and therapies, and making lifestyle changes, Ayurveda can help improve nerve function and restore normal facial muscle function.

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Understanding Bell’s Palsy: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery

Explore the journey of Bell’s Palsy, including symptoms, causes, and effective treatments. Learn how diagnosis, physical therapy, and innovative medical advances aid in the recovery and management of sudden facial paralysis. Discover the importance of support systems and the role of resilience in overcoming this neurological condition.

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Facial paralysis, whether in dogs or humans, is a distressing condition that can significantly impact one's quality of life. While facial paralysis is a relatively common affliction, it's important to distinguish between different causes and understand the nuances involved in each case. This article delves into the key differences between Bell's Palsy and Facial Paralysis in dogs, their symptoms, recovery times, and treatment options.

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Acupuncture treatment For Bell's Palsy or Facial Paralysis in Chennai

Acupuncture treatment for bells palsy - facial paralysis in Chennai by well experienced acupuncturist for faster recovery without medication #ChennaiAcupuncture #AcupunctureForBellsPalsy #AcupunctureForFacialParalysis #AcupunctureTreatmentInChennai

Acupuncture Treatment For Bell’s Palsy In Chennai Acupuncture treatment For Bell’s Palsy or Facial Paralysis in Chennai Facial palsy or Bell’s palsy (முக வாதம்) is when all the muscles on one side of the face suddenly weaken and become inactive. Bell’s palsy is also known as “Acute facial paralysis or Idiopathic facial palsy of unknown cause.” Meanwhile Acupuncture treatment for bell’s palsy or…

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Facial Paralysis is a nerve condition that causes paralyses one side of the face. This can only cure with a definite line of treatment. Read here to know more about facial paralysis treatment in Dubai.

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Interracial US family w/ disabled autistic dad and toddler needs to get to the US for medical treatment

(New post because the old one was getting LONG with the updates. Details are under the "read more" to save your dash, with updates in the notes.)

TL;DR: If I'm going to live long enough to watch our daughter grow up, we need to get back to the US and get set up in a disability-friendly place where I can use my medical benefits.

Although I was already disabled (autism, adhd, and spine, joint, and head injuries), my health was stable--until four bouts of COVID left me immunocompromised, and utterly destroyed my health (including damage to my heart, blood clots that damaged one eye, neurological and joint issues, etc.), and although we started off fine, we've been hammered with one crisis after another, both medical and financial, that no one could have predicted.

Until we have enough to get back to the US, a chunk of whatever comes in has to go towards medical care that can't be put off, so the sooner we can reach critical mass on that, the better.

If you can help, or reblog, or share the links on other platforms, we'd be grateful!

The "Donate to Little or None" Paypal donation link takes the lowest fees, I think. (Kept the same link from when we were fighting to get our daughter's birth certificate fixed so we could get her citizenship affirmed.)

Then there's Ko-Fi:

And my little sister started a GoFundMe for us!

EDIT: The donation links above still work, but I removed the GoFundMe link.

IF YOU WANT ALL THE DETAILS SEE THE "READ MORE."

(There's more in my "rob gets medical" tag if you want a blow by blow account of how we got to this point over the past few years, but this is the gist.)

HOW IT STARTED:

I moved to the Philippines six years ago, after the deaths of my adult sons, in part to make my disability payments stretch further. Shortly afterwards, I was joined by my now-wife @thesurestthing (also from the US) for what was supposed to be a visit, but which turned into a permanent arrangement.

After I got a contract to license an old story for a mobile game (which tripled our income*), we found out we were having a baby, which was fine, because despite my disabilities (autism, adhd, two spine injuries, traumatic brain injury, a herniated esophagus, joint issues, etc.), my health was stable, and thanks to the contract, we were fine financially as well.

HOW IT STARTED GOING DOWNHILL:

Zoey's pregnancy was complicated, requiring two hospitalizations, and our daughter's birth was complicated, too--requiring a C-Section--which tripled our hospital bill. A few weeks after our daughter was born, the aforementioned contract was canceled without warning. THEN, when we tried to register our daughter's birth with the US embassy, we discovered an error on her birth certificate that left her stateless, and which took nearly two years, all our savings, and a fundraiser (thank you, generous people!) to resolve. Combined with medical expenses, that left us in a lot of debt.

A brief summary of went else wrong (leaving a lot out for brevity's sake):

I got COVID three four times during all this, became immunocompromised, and developed a slew of other medical issues (heart damage, eye damage and temporary facial paralysis from blood clots, persistent infections, a worsening of my joint issues, neurological issues, etc.) as a result of Long Covid.

I've had to be hospitalized a couple of times, undergo surgery, and was on an oxygen machine twice--once for an entire month, while I was bedridden. As of 24 January, 2024, I'm still recovering from my fourth bout of covid, which started at the beginning of October 2023.

There's a lot more, but you get the idea. COVID has completely wrecked my health, including tearing up my immune system.

And yes, I'm as fully vaxxed against COVID as one can be in the Philippines, with all available boosters, but again--I'm immunocompromised, plus they don't have the vax for the newest variant here yet. Zoey is vaxxed, also, and as a result, her bout with covid was extremely mild. El isn't vaxxed yet because they won't give the covid vaccine to kids under five here, but she's been able to share Zoey's antibodies from breast-feeding--which is apparently a thing.

The only way we can see for me to stay alive long enough to watch Eleanor grow up is to get back to where I can use my Medicare and VA benefits**.

WHY SO MUCH MONEY?

First, while we're still here, we need to pay for whatever medical care can't be put off. Plus, since I'm now immunocompromised, we have to get LOTS of vaccinations before we have to spend 24 hours or so in crowded planes and airports.

Second, we're going to be arriving with only what we can carry with us on the plane, and we'll need to get into a place near a VA hospital that I can easily get around in while I'm recovering from surgeries and getting various treatments. We'll need to pick up some secondhand household goods, and some kind of used transportation (because, you know, it's the US, where you kind of need a vehicle to get around).

We'll also need enough on top of my and El's disability payments to get by for a couple of months while Zoey looks for work. And all this is while we're still paying off the debt from the stuff I mentioned above.

So we're figuring that unless we catch some very lucky breaks, it'll probably cost between 20K and 36K altogether.

(We can't simply stay with friends when we get back, because literally every single close friend we have in the US with extra room and who lives close to a VA hospital has cats--to which I have a severe anaphylactic reaction. As in my entire respiratory system shuts down, and I have to be rushed to the ER to keep from dying; this has happened more than once. The only way I can be around cats is if I'm on immunosuppressants, and my immune system is ALREADY compromised, so I CAN'T do that.)

So again, if you can kick in, or reblog, or post our crowdfunding links (or the link to this post) on whatever other platforms you use, we'd appreciate it.

(*When I told social security about it, they said I could keep getting disability, too, because licensing IP rights didn't count as work income, and since it was a Moldavian company, it also fell under a special tax clause for getting paid by a foreign company while living overseas, so no taxes on it, either. )

(**VA benefits--I was a cold warrior in 1980s Germany. It was less than forty years after WWII, there was a lot of sabre-rattling--some of it nuclear--and we were there as a deterrent to prevent in Germany the kind of thing that's happening in Ukraine right now. Disclaimer because I'm tired of people accusing me of "invading" folks in the early 1980s when I was a dumb, heavily propagandized pre-Internet kid fixing generators in Europe. I wouldn't join today even if I could.)

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Hi! Just made a new account here. I'm running a TTRPG where I have an NPC who recently got un-petrified with an experimental treatment. The dice and players decided that they would keep sequels from that, and I think that's a good idea anyway. The disabilities that makes the most sense to me is some flavor of chronic pain, and/or needing aids to walk, since all her joints were turned to stone. Maybe her bones are heavier or rougher or something. BUT. I myself have chronic pain and use aid to walk. While I have no problems with representing this in fiction, I have enough self insert NPCs in this campaign already. I'm looking for alternatives if you have ideas. Thanks!

Thank you for your ask! My first through was muscle atrophy, since she wasn’t moving for a while her muscles might have started weakening. Symptoms for whole body disuse atrophy can include difficulty moving (including facial muscles), numbness/tingling sensations, difficulty swallowing and breathing and even memory loss. Atrophy not caused by an underlying medical issue can be reversed with physical & occupational therapy, though it’s going to take some time and your character might need to use aids until then, and what aids used depends on how long she was frozen & the severity of her condition.

Muscle atrophy can happen alongside muscle and joint stiffness, which would limit her range of motion as well as causing pain. Other symptoms can include joint swelling, cracking or popping noises when moving, and cramping. Things such as massages, heat/cold therapy and plain relief medication can help, along with the treatments listed for atrophy.

Also taking a page from Dungeon Meshi’s book, someone turned to stone is at risk of cracking. This could range from hairline fractures (like getting a long paper cut) to chucks falling off (would need immediate medical attention once unfrozen). Body parts with less mass that protrude from the body are at higher risk of chipping, and while everyone’s body is different these can include fingers/toes, ears and nose. Things like hair and eyelashes are also a break risk, though that’s more of an aesthetic concern.

These are all I can think of, but definitely look into paralysis recovery and rehabilitation after being unable to move (there are probably more google-friendly ways to phrase that though lol)

Have a love,y day!

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How to Relax

It's common knowledge that you need to relax to enter the void. However, I haven't really seen any posts (on tumblr atleast) on how to do this so that's what this post will cover.

EFT Tapping

EFT tapping is an alternative acupressure therapy treatment used to restore balance to your disrupted energy. It's been an authorized treatment for war veterans with PTSD, and it's demonstrated some benefits as a treatment for anxiety, depression, physical pain, and insomnia. I discovered EFT tapping around 3 months ago when I used to struggle with insomnia and this video helped to finally relax and sleep. I highly recommend this, not just to enter the void, but just to relax in general.

Breathing Techniques

You're probably going to have to experiment with this one. A lot of people say 4-4-4 (4 seconds breathing in, 4 seconds holding, 4 seconds breathing out) helps them relax, whereas others say 4-7-8. For me, just taking calm deep breaths is what works because whenever I have to keep pace, I get a little anxious.

Guided Meditations

I'm pretty sure you guys know how much I love the alpha state meditation I always recommend and it's because it's just soooo relaxing. Guided meditations in general can help you relax but I highly recommend that specific one.

Commanding your Body to Relax

This is probably my most recommended way to relax, especially if you're going to use the sleep paralysis method and if you've ever done guided meditations for sleep paralysis or astral projection, you've probably been walked through this before. The way to do this method is to lie down on your back with none of your limbs touching. In your head, focus on a certain part of your body and tense it. Then, tell yourself to relax that part. Feel it relax. Do this to your entire body. Don't forget your face because your facial muscles are like the secret key to completely relaxing. Once you've done this to your entire body, you'll be really relaxed!

61 points

So this final method was something I totally forgot about until I made this post. When I was researching about the void, I came across this 61 points online guided meditation that claimed it would take you into yoga nidra, or a "state where you are in deep sleep, yet wide awake." This seemed like the void but in another name and I wanted to use it but I never did but now I do want to try it so I might try it out soon and write about my experience. This is the site where I learned about the 61 point method and this and this is for yoga nidra it if you want to research on your own. I remember seeing a lot of meditations on YouTube for it so I would recommend looking into those!

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