Saturday, December 5, 2009

Bells Palsy And Arm Dysphagia/difficulty Swallowing? Can Bell's Palsy Only Affect Swallowing?

Dysphagia/difficulty swallowing? can bell's palsy only affect swallowing? - bells palsy and arm

I read Bell's palsy can last 3 months and a half C7 is a pinched nerve in the neck? You can get Bell's palsy with dysphagia, is the only symptom that occurs? no numbness or weakness of face, arm or something else?
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1 comments:

blair said...

Ive had bells palsy.

Bell's palsy is caused by trauma or an infection in the cranial nerve 7, which is located behind the ear on the affected side. Bell's palsy may require weeks to 18 months. For some (few) can continue over time or that the man is a complete recovery.

You will have no weakness in the arms of Bell palsy, since only evident in the facial area.

I myself had trouble swallowing some things for some time. Due to the partial paralysis of the mouth is not lubricated salivia not as much or even more difficult to swollow. The language is also very important because the things that complicate and much more.

I do not think that matters "single point of paralysis, Bells swollowing. There are many symptoms such as sagging facial SIDE. The change in the mouth, ear pain / sensitivity to sounds, which have paralyzed Arent eye.

Hope this helps. If you have any questions, please give me a shout, and I can tell you what I know of many spicesLists I've ever seen.


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