What are the symptoms of facial neuritis in children?

Update Date: 2025-08-07 Source: Network

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We know that life is always plagued by diseases. At this time, we should pay attention to active treatment. Only in this way can we live a healthy life. If we suffer from facial neuritis, it is not common in our life, but the symptoms of this disease are familiar to us, For a disease that damages our face, we need to take it seriously. Many patients with facial neuritis are very worried that they will be ridiculed by others. What about the symptoms of facial neuritis in children? Let's talk about it.

What are the symptoms of facial neuritis in children?

1. The first is to use this acupuncture or local injection method for related treatment, but these two belong to traumatic treatment, if we do not treat properly, it will leave serious sequelae and complications, and acupuncture treatment is ineffective for chronic period of more than three months.

2. Then there is the physical treatment of facial neuritis, which is also the most important and targeted treatment. In the early stage, it can improve blood circulation and control the development of inflammation, eliminate local nerve edema, and in the later stage, it can improve nerve nutrition, enhance nerve excitability and promote the recovery of nerve function.

3. There is also that we can use hot and humid towel to compress the affected side of the face at ordinary times to promote the blood circulation of the face. Several times a day, patients can massage the affected side by themselves at the same time of hot compress. The intensity of massage should be appropriate and the position should be accurate. It is worth noting that patients should pay attention to keeping the face warm, such as not using cold water to wash the face or avoiding direct cold wind on the face.

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Finally, we would like to say that the disease can be cured if it is found in time, but there are a few patients with severe symptoms who can not fully recover, and may have sequelae such as hemifacial spasm or associated movement.