Facial paralysis in the summer it is recommended not to go outdoors to direct cooler natural winds, which is not conducive to the recovery of the disease. If it is non-directly blowing, or the temperature is too cool, it can make contact.
Facial paralysis in many cases is caused by cold and cool wind stimulation, due to cold stimulation of vasoconstriction, causing insufficient blood supply to the facial nerve, edema occurs, resulting in narrowing of the facial nerve channel, facial nerve is squeezed, causing the patient to experience dysfunction. If the patient is directly exposed to cooler natural wind again at this time, the condition may be aggravated.
Patients should pay attention to keep their face warm, such as wearing a mask. Try to avoid wind or cold water washing of the face to prevent aggravation of the condition. Physical exercise, health, and balanced diet can be strengthened in daily life to promote functional recovery.
It is recommended that patients with facial paralysis should seek timely medical treatment under the guidance of professional doctors to avoid adverse consequences.