BELL'S / FACIAL PALSY

BELL'S / FACIAL PALSY

Bell’s Palsy / Facial Palsy Treatment at Divine Physiotherapy

What is Bell’s Palsy / Facial Palsy?

Bell’s Palsy, also known as Facial Palsy, is a condition that causes sudden weakness or paralysis of the muscles on one side of the face. It occurs due to nerve inflammation, often leading to difficulty in smiling, blinking, or closing the eye on the affected side. While the condition is usually temporary, proper physiotherapy can speed up recovery and improve facial muscle function.

Causes of Bell’s Palsy

Facial palsy occurs due to inflammation or damage to the facial nerve. Some common causes include:
Viral Infections – Such as herpes simplex (cold sores) or other viral infections.
Nerve Inflammation – Swelling of the facial nerve can disrupt muscle control.
Weak Immune System – Conditions like diabetes or stress can increase the risk.
Cold Exposure – Sudden temperature changes may trigger facial nerve issues.

Common Symptoms of Bell’s Palsy

 Sudden weakness or paralysis on one side of the face
Drooping of the mouth or eyelid
Difficulty closing the eye or blinking
Loss of taste on one side of the tongue
Increased sensitivity to sound in one ear
Difficulty speaking clearly or smiling

How Physiotherapy Helps in Bell’s Palsy Recovery

At Divine Physiotherapy, we provide specialized physiotherapy treatments to help restore facial muscle function and speed up recovery. Early intervention is key to improving movement and preventing complications.

Our Bell’s Palsy Physiotherapy Treatments Include:

 Facial Exercises – To strengthen weak muscles and improve facial expressions.
Massage Therapy – To reduce stiffness and improve blood circulation.
Neuromuscular Stimulation – Using mild electrical stimulation to activate facial muscles.
Eye Care Guidance – To prevent dryness and irritation in the affected eye.
Relaxation Techniques – To reduce stress and promote faster nerve healing.

Why Choose Divine Physiotherapy?

At Divine Physiotherapy, we offer personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs. Our expert physiotherapists use advanced techniques to help you regain control of your facial muscles and restore confidence in your smile.

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Bell’s Palsy is a sudden weakness or paralysis of facial muscles due to nerve inflammation, often caused by viral infections, stress, or autoimmune responses.

Yes, physiotherapy is essential for improving facial muscle strength, coordination, and mobility through facial exercises, electrical stimulation, and massage therapy.

We provide facial exercises, neuromuscular retraining, massage therapy, electrotherapy (like TENS), and mirror therapy to restore facial movements.

Most patients recover within 3-6 months, but physiotherapy can speed up healing and prevent complications like muscle tightness or asymmetry.

While recurrence is rare, managing stress, boosting immunity, and early physiotherapy intervention can help prevent future episodes.