What should I do if I catch a cold during facial paralysis?
Disease description:
I caught a cold due to a chill combined with decreased immunity, and subsequently developed facial paralysis including facial drooping and eye deviation. What should I do about the cold when experiencing facial paralysis?
When experiencing a cold during facial paralysis, comprehensive treatment is required:
1. **Facial Paralysis Treatment**: Continue treatment for facial paralysis, such as taking neurotrophic medications, acupuncture, massage, and other therapies to promote recovery of the facial nerves.
2. **Cold Treatment**: Select appropriate cold medications based on the type of cold. If it is a viral cold, antiviral medications may be taken; if it is a bacterial cold, antibiotics may be used. At the same time, drink plenty of water and rest adequately to help alleviate cold symptoms.
3. **Lifestyle Adjustments**: When developing a cold during facial paralysis, extra attention should be paid to keeping warm and avoiding exposure to cold temperatures, both on the face and body. Additionally, maintain a balanced diet and consume more foods rich in vitamins and minerals to enhance immune system function.
The specific treatment plan should be selected under the guidance of a physician.