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gustave
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 Posted: 03/07/07 - 03:07 Post subject: |
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| I have been wondering something about my wife's conditions. She is 45 years old and she has problems with bell's palsy. Actually, she has a theory that in her case of bell's palsy stress was responsible for her troubles. Can that happen? Doctor said that symptoms should pass within couple of weeks, but can they return? |
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keen
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| Posted: 03/13/07 - 21:15 Post subject: |
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| I assume that you know what are the main characteristics of Bell's palsy – inability to move one side of the face (due to damaged VII cranial nerve). If there is un underlying cause, it can be tumor, stroke, diabetes, meningitis, head trauma etc. These conditions might have Bell's palsy as a side effect. As for stress, I cannot say if it is related with BP, I do not think so, but still, regardless of BP, she must try to be more relaxed and not to worry that much. |
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