Facial paralysis

Overview

Muscles are moved by the brain transmitting information to them through the nerves. It is a completely automated procedure that most individuals are completely unaware of. When this mechanism is disrupted, it might result in paralysis. When a condition affects the face nerves, facial paralysis can occur.

Face nerve paralysis is a typical issue in which the facial nerve paralyzes whatever structures it innervates. Because the facial nerve's course is extensive and winding, there are a variety of conditions that might induce facial nerve paralysis. Bell's palsy is the most common, a disease with no known cause that can only be diagnosed by ruling out other serious causes.