One face is bigger than the other after a stroke, usually due to central facial palsy, which may or may not be cured.
Central facial paralysis is a disease of facial muscle dysfunction caused by damage to the facial nerve, also known as central facial nerve paralysis, the main symptoms are crooked corners of the mouth, salivation (drooling), speech leakage, nasolabial sulcus becomes shallow, etc. With the lengthening of time, due to the exertion of one side of the face, the other side can not be exerted, there may be the phenomenon that one face is big and the other one is small.
For central facial paralysis can be carried out appropriate exercise of facial muscles, such as carry out with puffing cheeks, teeth, etc., can also be combined with acupuncture or electroacupuncture treatment and other physiotherapy treatment, but also need to cooperate with the active treatment of drugs, paralysis of the light can be completely recovered, so that the symptoms of one face is big and the other is small is also restored; medium and heavy generally can not be completely recovered, and will be left behind after-effects.
It is recommended that patients with central facial paralysis should cooperate with physicians for timely treatment, and actively carry out rehabilitation exercises in order to strive for a good prognosis.