Bells Palsy Symptoms – Reader Comments

Bells Palsy is a condition that affects facial muscles, causing weakness or paralysis, the actual cause of which is still unknown. However, evidence suggests that the most common virus associated with Bells Palsy seems to be what is called Herpes Simplex—the virus that also causes genital herpes or cold sores.  Other viruses linked to the [...]

  Bells palsy is not choosy when it comes to its victims.  However, the most common victims usually are diabetics, people with influenza and upper respiratory ailments.  It is also commonly strikes among pregnant women.  The condition can be described as a sudden weakness and paralysis of facial muscles that occurs suddenly but lasts up [...]

Bells palsy is a condition in which one side of the patient’s face is paralyzed. This condition is most often temporary.  Bell palsy symptoms usually come without any waning and no obvious cause. Bell palsy symptoms are commonly confused with symptoms of a stroke. This is mainly because bell palsy symptoms are primarily seen in [...]

Bell’s palsy is a disorder of the muscles. It occurs when the muscles of a person’s face becomes weak or paralyzed. It starts on one side of the face and can develop into a full paralysis of the face. The condition is named after Sir Charles Bell, a doctor from the nineteenth-century who is credited [...]

Bells palsy is often mistaken as cerebral stroke because there is partial or full facial paralysis or weakening of the facial nerves that cause the affected side of the face to droop. This can stretch from just a few weeks to a good number of years. It is quite easy for people with Bells Palsy [...]