26/09/2023
FACIAL EXERCISE FOR BELL'S PALSY
Bell’s palsy is when one side of the face becomes paralyzed. Movement of the eye, forehead, nose, and lips may be difficult if not impossible. However, along with medical treatment, physical therapy can help restore movement to the paralyzed face, just like physical therapy can help restore arm and leg movement for somebody who has suffered a stroke.
When there is no movement present at all, the following exercises are helpful in attempting to reinitiate some movement. It is important to focus on the effort or quality of the movement rather than the quantity of movement. The quality of effort is to really focus and concentrate HARD on trying to get the paralyzed side moving symmetrically with the normal side.
All exercises to be performed twice a day, 5-10 repetitions each time. And perform these in front of the mirror so you can visually monitor your efforts! The visual feedback is important!
If you are suffering from Bell's Palsy, contact us!
Clinic & Hospital Affiliations:
The Medical City Santolan Town Plaza
276 Col. Bonny Serrano Ave, San Juan
Contact No.: (0926) 095 8762
Camarin Doctors Hospital
1 Camarin Rd, Barangay 172, Caloocan, Metro Manila
Contact No.: (0956) 806 9646
St. Clare's Medical Center, Inc.
1838 Dian St, corner Boyle Street, Makati, 1235
Contact No.: 0945)165 9595
Bell’s palsy is when one side of the face becomes paralyzed. Movement of the eye, forehead, nose, and lips may be difficult if not impossible. However, along...