Facial paralysis two weeks did not get well, need to clarify the cause and type of facial paralysis, through the conduct of rehabilitation therapy, hormones, antiviral drugs, nutritional nerve, facial nerve decompression surgery to help restore facial nerve function.
The causes of peripheral facial paralysis include neuroleptic viral infection related to cold or upper respiratory tract infection onset, which causes facial nerve infection and edema in the penile mastoid foramen and facial nerve paralysis. The acute onset of the disease is characterized by a crooked mouth, leaky speech, whistling or laughing, and peaks within 48 hours.
It is important to be alert for Guillain-Barré syndrome, Lyme disease, diabetic neuropathy, secondary facial neuritis, and craniosynostosis. It is also necessary to exclude central facial paralysis due to a central disorder.
The basic principle of treatment is to try to make the local inflammation and edema subside and promote the recovery of facial nerve function.