Bottom Lips Not Moving With Facial Paralysis? Check Your Depressor labii Inferioris

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024

Комментарии • 24

  • @kabelomafaesa8400
    @kabelomafaesa8400 Год назад +5

    I'm currently facing that... the lower muscle is not going down... but my upper lip have shown excellent recovert. Thank you for the video😁😁😁

  • @kathryndupe7732
    @kathryndupe7732 Год назад +1

    Thank you very much,I am encouraged when you say"don't worry" God 🙏 bless you.

  • @megikropka6543
    @megikropka6543 7 месяцев назад

    OMG!!!!
    Thank you for this video!
    I was looking sth about bottom lips problem for weeks. Although, my problem is a result od surgery, but rights now this od the only part of my face I'm still facing (ha ha) the issue.
    I found your video few data ago and I had a feeling that this might be the place I can find something usefull. Thanks again!!! 😊

    • @petza94
      @petza94 4 месяца назад

      did you recover? im having same problem after parotid surgery

    • @megikropka6543
      @megikropka6543 4 месяца назад +1

      Hi!
      It's much better now, but there is still work to do.
      I had the same procedure as you and today it's been exactly 4 months since the surgery.
      Actually, unless I'm laughing loudly, it's hard to see that anything is wrong.
      I do not bite myself while eating, sounds like S, F or P are pronounced correctly, food does not get stuck between my cheeks and gums.
      Although, when I lie on the healthy side, it is noticed that I sound wrong - as if I had no teeth 😁
      Btw, I was supposed to have electrostimulation treatments, but unfortunately I have a tooth implant in this place and these treatments carried risks...
      I keep my fingers crossed for your recovery. Be patient and systematic! 💪

  • @carmelrose6327
    @carmelrose6327 Год назад

    Hi Doc it was alittle hard for me to see the correct. movements on the stretching. Can you please move closer to the camera thank you.... I love your work ..your awsome 😊

  • @naralasettydhanusha2139
    @naralasettydhanusha2139 2 месяца назад +1

    My upper lip has less recovery tell the excersice for the upper lip when i am smiling my mouth is going to right side

  • @rvipp
    @rvipp 7 месяцев назад

    One side lip is still stretched and feel tighten at lower jaw . Using brush to stretch daily it hurts at jaw level . It’s 3 weeks and no changes from week

  • @lillil3216
    @lillil3216 Год назад

    Спасибо за видео!

  • @sharonmason575
    @sharonmason575 9 месяцев назад

    ❤ thank you so much help so💯💯

  • @user-fi1dx6ps8q
    @user-fi1dx6ps8q Год назад

    I will try that stretching. I hope it will help me.

  • @JeffDIETZ-vi3ki
    @JeffDIETZ-vi3ki Год назад

    thank you :)

  • @LailaAkram-ut6ts
    @LailaAkram-ut6ts Месяц назад

    Hi I'm 8 years chronic bells palsy suffering how I'm recover please help me

    • @ButheauPhysiotherapy
      @ButheauPhysiotherapy  Месяц назад

      this is not enough information to even guess where to start. You need to be assessed by a facial therapist and/or and otolaryngologist.

  • @JeffDIETZ-vi3ki
    @JeffDIETZ-vi3ki Год назад

    Hello dear, did you know what exercice to do for the top up lip corner ?

  • @elsaorigel89
    @elsaorigel89 Год назад +2

    YEARS😊

    • @ButheauPhysiotherapy
      @ButheauPhysiotherapy  Год назад

      ?

    • @elsaorigel89
      @elsaorigel89 Год назад +1

      @@ButheauPhysiotherapyi was just answering to the questions about weeks or months 😊for me it has been years dealing with this issue.
      Thank you

    • @ButheauPhysiotherapy
      @ButheauPhysiotherapy  Год назад +1

      @@elsaorigel89 Try this and let me know if that helped. Of course, changes can be very slow and it takes a lot of work.

  • @naralasettydhanusha2139
    @naralasettydhanusha2139 2 месяца назад

    How many days it takes for the recovery of facial palsy

    • @ButheauPhysiotherapy
      @ButheauPhysiotherapy  2 месяца назад +1

      Recovery with a nerve injury tends to be slow. That said, 2/3 of people recovers in 3 weeks to 6 months.