Facial weakness or drooping
Facial drooping is most often Bell's palsy, where a nerve to the face becomes inflamed, but it can also follow a stroke. AVN's integrated neuro-Ayurvedic therapies (Nasya, facial Abhyanga) with physiotherapy support fast, fuller recovery of facial movement.
Conditions that commonly cause facial weakness or drooping
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Stroke (Paralysis)
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Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Ayurvedic protocols for managing MS symptoms, reducing relapses, and slowing progression and preserving mobility
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Bell's Palsy
Ayurvedic treatment for facial paralysis — personalised Ayurvedic therapies, and nerve regeneration therapy.
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Common Causes of Facial weakness or drooping
- Bell's palsy (facial-nerve inflammation)
- Stroke (sudden, needs emergency care)
- Viral infection of the facial nerve
- Nerve injury
When to Seek Urgent Medical Care for Facial weakness or drooping
These signs may indicate a serious problem — don't wait, seek medical care right away:
- Sudden facial droop WITH arm weakness or slurred speech — call emergency services (possible stroke)
- Drooping with severe ear pain or rash
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