Don't wait -- surgical options exist for Bell's palsy
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2013
- Dr. John Leonetti, an Ear, Nose & Throat surgeon, discusses surgical treatment of idiopathetic facial paralysis, also known as Bell's palsy. It causes a facial paralysis on one side of the face and is thought to be brought on by a virus. Cranial Nerve 7 is affected in this disorder. This nerve branches out and controls all the movement on one side of the face. In Bell's palsy, the nerve swells within its bony sleeve and paralyzes itself. Often, patients with Bell's palsy are treated with steroids and it clears up. But for the others, the bony sleeve of this nerve must be removed. At Loyola, this surgery is accompanied by electrical stimulation of the nerve, which helps to jump-start it. These patients recover facial movement much sooner and can start rehab with therapists earlier. Loyola's Center for Facial Nerve Disorders has 25 years of experience and a dedicated staff, with a national and international reputation for the patients that they have helped and the research papers that they have published. For more information or to make an appointment, please visit www.loyolamedicine.org/find-a... or call 888-584-7888.
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I'm on day 4 of my journey. I'm reading all the good and bad I can, and really having mixed feelings about the recovery. Good luck to all! Prayers your way!
Kyle McGlothen try acupunture plzz asap
Mani Bebo thanks for the advice. I did search in my area for acupuncture, but there wasn't any close enough.
I was able to get a B12 shot every week and continued the meds. I was fortunate that mine didn't last as long as others. My symptoms cleared up in 3 weeks. I did daily massages and therapy techniques a doctor told me about.
I see a neurologist soon and they plan on sending me to the eye center after that. How long did your's last? Thanks again for writing back!
Kyle McGlothen m in 2 years. m not happy. i cant smile. i m searching a surgery
Mani Bebo bless your heart, I'm so sorry to hear that. I'm having uncontrollable muscle spasms with my eye lid.
Are you having any luck with the surgery options?
Kyle McGlothen m searching surgery. on fb bells palsy supoort grup .their ppl said dont surgery. m confused
I had Bell's palsy when I was 23. The Dr. gave me steroids and it went away in 6 weeks. 10 yrs later at 33 it returned. The Dr. told me it would go away on its own so I did not take any steroids and I wish I had. I am now 75. I have regained about 70% of the muscle tone and use however my face remains somewhat contracted on the side of the palsy giving me a crooked smile. I have learned to live with it and do facial exercises and facial massage..Most people don't notice it.
This is an excellent video, thank you for posting it. I wish all physicians could see this because there are a lot of lackadaisical and mediocre doctors out there who forgo prescribing steroids and tell their patients "just wait (for up to several months) for your Bell's to improve." I think feeble medical advice is a big part of the reason why 25% of Bell's patients make either a partial recovery or no recovery at all.
Thanks a lot for the positive feedback! Yes, we're very proud of the compassionate care our doctors provide. They're committed to healing both body and soul. -Keisha
Loyola Medicine I linked to your video from my own Bell's Palsy video, and will continue to refer people to yours because this one has some really important info all Bell's patients ought to hear.
EveryoneIsAnotherYou seen ur Bell’s palsy vid hope u recover❤️
Thats exactly is happening to me right now.
@@LoyolaHealth Hi I was diagnosed with bells palsy on jan 14 2022 and i need help.
I was diagnosed with Bell’s palsy in 2014. I have had it for 6 years. Never knew I had this option. I want my smile back. I want my ear to stop being so hyper-sensitive to sound. Essentially, I want my life back. I dnt know about anyone else, but I’m tired of being questioned about my eye. My eye has been off for 6 years... and my vision on that side has changed. I would love to have someone help me.
Same here girl😔
same here 😥
Same here. I’m terribly sorry you’re afflicted with this. I was diagnosed with Bell’s Palsy in early February. You’re right: it changes your life dramatically and emotionally you’re not the same. Wish there was a cure and I wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
@@legalprofessor they just said there was a cure. Did you even call them?
same to you I'm 9years ago
I've had this all my life. I wish there was doctors that offer this surgery to those people who are not rich.
Same here
do u know the range of the surgery cost plz? i actually have no idea about the prices
I have bells palsy I've had it since 2014 and was told nothing can be done, I thank you for this so much.
I have been with Bell's palsy for 13 years. I want my dimple back.
Hi, Netzna, thank you for reaching out to us here at Loyola. If you're local to Chicago (or will be here sometime in the future), we welcome you to make an appointment at Loyola. You can learn more about Dr. Leonetti (the doctor featured in this video) at www.loyolamedicine.org/doctor/john-leonetti. You can also make an appointment on our web site. Good luck to you! -Keisha
Netzna phan i need my smile. i had dimple but m ok
I've had it for 30 years, don't wait. Good luck!
@@LoyolaHealth
Hello I've also had Bell's palsy close to 13 years. I'm in Africa and there's little to no expertise on Bell's palsy here. Until a month ago, I didn't even know that you could take steroids or antiviral drugs and no doctor has ever prescribed any to me. Could you please be of some help to me? Thank you.
@@ewuradjoaentsiwah-amissah8947 Thank you for reaching out to us. I'm so sorry, but unfortunately, our doctors are not permitted to offer specific medical advice via social media, but I hope you're able to find some quality assistance near you. -Keisha
Thanks for taking the time to comment back to me. You really help me out thanks again..
Very informative and helpful, didn't know there was an actual surgery that could help.
I figured it went deeper than it was.
I have been with bell's palsy for 7 years now
Im going on 4 years with daily pain still. What I wouldn't give for a cure
I also have my bell's palsy for one year and I'm not healed anymore what should I do to improve my face and what is the right procedure in my face.
It is more than a weakness. Your face won't move. I had it for about 4 months or longer in 2002. It came back in about 2003 around March. It started around the last of August.
Everyone said it would be 2 weeks before it would clear up. It was a nightmare.
I still have bouts of it once In while.
I have bell’s palsy almost 3 years now my face is about 80% back to normal. I had it on my left side but my dimple on my right is no longer present. When I pucker my lips my left side is still droopy. When I smile my left eye still closes. I still sometimes have ear and eye pressure pain. But to the untrained eye my face looks a little normal because I was doing the exercises I googled. The doctor I was seeing was absolutely no help whatsoever. I pray one day I’ll be able to come to Chicago and see if I can get some help. It really has made me a bit self conscious about my face
Hi.i have this nearly 5 years how can i contect with u
I've had bells palsy for almost 7 years. It's just light, but can it be solved through surgery? Or medication m
Hi,
I've reached out to Dr. Leonetti and this is his response: "Surgery for Bell's Palsy cannot be used if the paralysis occurred one year earlier. The surgery must be performed within three months. I suggest you see Dr. Kircher at Loyola for Botox injection for synkinesis."
We're sorry that you are going through this, but we hope the injections help. - Nancy
my daughter has congenital maxiofacial paralysis..she underwent a surgery to reconstruct the smile. Dr says she needs physiotherapy, but the problem is that I can't find a specialist where I live. im trying to find videos on RUclips, but I cant find any...any recommendations for physiotherapy videos to help?
ive had that for the past 23 years. im 24 years old. happened in an accident when i was 1. never had the money to fix it and never thought it was possible. still dont have the money,but i know a treatment exists and that keeps me going on. its literally the worst thing that ever happened to me and i would not wish that for anyone.
It has been 11 years for me
Hello i am a 45 yr old female this is my third time with bell's palasy 1992,2005,and since july of this year 2014. in 2005 it hit the left side of the face i was left with permanent extensive nerve and muscle damage my eye still droops but with a type of shock treatment not enough that blocks my full line of vision. as of my test yesterday on the right side i was told there is now the same on that side that it would be months and months if ever any recover i was then told about some type of facial surgery that would be recommended by my neurologist after eight months because now it would be considered extensive muscle and nerve damage on both sides can someone please give me a name or information about this procedure he would of been referring to
I've been suffering from bells palsey since i was 3-4 yrs old and i'm in my early 30s now. i wonder if there are any options for someone in my situation.
Hello, AegisEpoch! Our specialists have a range of experience with different situations and if you're in the Chicago area, they're available to assess your case in a face-to-face appointment. You can schedule an appointment with them either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
My daughter has a palsy being caused by a small .5 cm meningioma on the nerve near her ear canal. It was assumed to be Bell's palsy, so we didn't find out about the tumor for almost 2 years. Her palsy is not complete because she can still pucker her lips and hold air in her cheeks, but her blinking is not complete and she cannot smile. Is there any hope of her recovering facial movement after removing the tumor after all that time?
Thanks.
I've had bells palsy since I was 12 I'm now 31 and I just want my smile but I'm afraid surgery won't bring it back fully
I was wondering if surgery is an option after after waiting a year from the time I had bp? I have had BP 2 differnt times and the first time my whole face got all movement back. Now the second time I got all movement back except for my Left eye.I was wondering if surgery was or could be one of my option?1st time Bp was on my left side 2nd time it was on my right side. and for some reason once my right side of my face healed I seen that my left eye started not working right.. Please help...
i can come chicgo. i have this since 30 years can i smile again
Hello there .. so I've been suffering from bells palsy for about almost 5 years and I'm just now going to see a doctor to get facial surgery but I rather do this but I would love to get more information on it like where you guys are located and if my insurance covers it or how much it would be if it doesn't cover it
Hi, Abi! Thank you for reaching out to us here at Loyola. Our doctors practice in the Chicago area, so if you're local (or will be visiting sometime in the future), we invite you to make an appointment either on our web site at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. If you'd like to find out specifics about the costs of procedures and whether or not your insurance is accepted, please write to us at loyolahealth@lumc.edu, and we'll connect you with the people who can answer those questions for you. Thank you! -Keisha
Abi Alcocer u trird any surgery
Ugghh! I can't stand doctors! They never want to answer a question about cost! Sometimes, people don't have time to call or visit. Would it kill you to just give a ball park figure? Damn!
Hello,I've had this condition for 25 years, and I was wondering if you have any recommendations for Dr's in my Albuquerque NM area. I have medical insurance which I'm hoping will be able to cover some of the expenses but I don't have money to travel to Chicago. Would be nice but I haven't been that lucky....
Hello, Rebekah. Thanks for checking out our video and for reaching out to us. Our doctors advise that patients pursue surgery for Bell’s Palsy within three months of onset of the condition. It’s possible that Botox injections could be used to help with Bell’s Palsy after the onset, but it would be best for you to consult with a local doctor (e.g., a neurologist) who can assess your particular case. Good luck! -Keisha
Cast ??
already recovered like 50% by stimulation but i want to know is there any chances to be get back right
How r u now
Not symmetry on kissing face,can not whistle,my effected eye is smaller,when open big mouth, lt's been already 11months since the onset.please doc ,l need your suggestion? Thank you.
Hi, Sadiman! Unfortunately, our doctors aren't allowed to comment on patients' specific cases in social media. But if you're in the Chicago area (or will be sometime in the future), we have great specialists who can assess your case to see what treatment may be helpful to you. You can request an appointment with one of our specialists either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
My mom has had it for almost 30 years. It’s affecting her left side of the face. I have moved to the US almost 20 years ago and I just reunited with her after so many years. Her bell’s palsy hasn’t changed a bit since I remember. Could she have a “solution” to her problem or it has been too long??. I live in La Grange Park, IL.
Good day! I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties your mother's condition has caused her. Unfortunately, our doctors can't really comment on patients' individual cases without seeing them first. Your mother can request an appointment with Dr. Leonetti or one of our other physicians either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Go to chittooor palamaner mate, it will cure within 2 weeks you will feel it. BTW I'm a patient too. I just got it 2or 3 weeks ago now and I was cured within like a week and a half..... Go to the palamaner, there is no doctor or something they will just give you a drink and a kit follow all he instruction strictly and it will recover within 2weeks nelieve
@@LoyolaHealth hi
I have got bells palsy 5 years ago
Can I get back my smile
Can you help me please
I had bells palsy nearly 9yrs ago. Regained 100% feeling back. Bit I do have a lasting problem of the fact that my left upper lip muscle doesn't work. Have all feeling except it won't work. I've been searching for answers as to of there is a way to regain function of my upper lip they medical means or am I just SOL?
Hello! Thank you for checking out our video. Unfortunately, our doctors can't make a recommendation without actually seeing patients in person first. If you're in the Chicago area, we have great specialists who can assess your case to see what treatment may be most helpful to you. You can request an appointment with one of them either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Ok can someone please tell me if I can undergo this surgery?
I've had belspalsy since 2005 and just now finding this
Highly recommend Acupuncture
Hi Keisha, and any other staff or doctors reading this. I see a lot of very distressed people on here asking for advice and seeking some hope for their situations. I note that the only response given from the Loyola site is that doctors would have to see you before they could advise. Please understand that few people seeing this video will actually live in your geographical area, and even fewer would be able to afford to travel to you for surgery or a consult. I suggest it would be a kindness and a courtesy to provide some answers to some of the bigger questions, such as whether it is too long to have surgery if a patient has had BP for years. Obv. you can't comment on individual cases with out a consult, but I'm sure it would be possible to answer generally, for example "some people have had success as many as X years after diagnosis, but the numbers are small and it would depend on X Y and Z in the patient's history." Know what I mean? A bit of hope and some extra knowledge will mean a lot to the many people reading these comments. It would also be a wonderful PR exercise for you guys so would not be a total waste of your time and expertise from a remuneration perspective. Cheers.
I hv bells palsy for almost 1 yr..almost 70% is clear but nose side is still affected... Do i hv this surgery option?
hi sir. How much will it cost for the complete treatment
Thanks for reaching out to us, Sushil. Please e-mail us at loyolahealth@lumc.edu so that I can refer you to the proper team to discuss treatment costs. Thank you very much. -Keisha
@@LoyolaHealth does ur branch available in India
I'm sorry, @@sayantanghatak5108. Our doctors practice primarily in the Chicago area in the United States. I hope you're able to find some quality care closer to home. Good luck! -Keisha
Surgery of any kind should always be a last resort, you have to live with all the effects. If it's swollen then let it be de-swollen with anti inflammatory agents.
I has my bells palsy 21 years ago as I was pregnant at the time I couldn't receive any treatment until 3 months after I had my baby but my face never recovered and I do have pain very bad when I am laughing coming from like the bottom of my ear I can't not smile on pictures anymore or raise my eyebrows
would my case still be possible that this surgery will help me recovery completely
Hello, Elvira! Unfortunately, our doctors are not able to make assessments about specific cases via e-mail or social media. If you're in the Chicago area, we have great specialists who can assess your case in person to see what treatment may be most helpful to you. You can schedule an appointment with one of them either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Stem cells and a scalple blade. Nerve transplant's
Please help..😞
Been struggling with this since more than a month now, completed my dosages of steroids and taken electric stimulation every day but still am unable to smile.. though my lower eyelid seems like starting to move in this last few days.
You keep doing it..dont give up...its not going to cure 100%...85% is ok..stay strong brother...me too...still go for physio centre....electric stimulation...20% improvement
I have bell's palsy since last 20 year can i get solution with this operations. .?
Hello, Carlos! Thanks for reaching out to us here at Loyola. Unfortunately, our doctors can't assess individual patients' situations here on social media. They would need to see you in person to determine the best course of action for your specific case. If you're in the Chicago area, you can make an appointment with one of our doctors either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
I have bell palsy i been taking prednisone and acyclovir for 5 days now and I don't feel like the Medication is working for me because I feel the same
Hi, Elida! Thanks for watching our video and reaching out to us. If you're in the Chicago area, you can make an appointment with one of our doctors either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. If you're not near Chicago, bellspalsy.ws is a great resource for further information about Bell's Palsy. Good luck! -Keisha
I was born with this and I also have strabismus left side of face
I've had it on both sides on my face and now my left side face is only 70% recovered. I'm still struggling with low self-confidence and anxiety. Is this paralysis curable? Because I've had it for almost 9 yrs now. I miss my smile terribly.
It is I had my Bell's palsy attack almost 7 years back now my face is completely asymmetrical but the next month I'm going to get my treatment started . It almost looks like a miracle . Go see your doctors and never your courage let down. May you get curated. Ameen
Im having bell's palsy for 13 years now , is there any surgical treatment possible? And how much it can cost me ?
I have surgery Bell’s palsy cancer no fix don’t give up
Can u plsss send me the home tips pls pls plsss m pls dent me sme use full tips Lind
It goes on it’s own doesn’t it
good Evening how you contact you ? please help me AND HAVE MERCY ON ME , MY PROBLEMS CURSEsickness bell palsy in FOR long 14 years SUFFERING ON ME UNTIL NOW 2016
Hi, Joy! Thanks for viewing our video and reaching out to us. Unfortunately, it's not possible to assess your situation here on social media. Our doctors would need to see you in person to determine the best course of action for your specific case. If you'll be in the Chicago area sometime in the future, you can make an appointment with one of our doctors either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Joy Arboleda hi please can you tell me what happened did you go to Chicago
Hello
I have been suffering from Bell's Palsy for more than 21 years due to unknown circumstances and I am looking for a medical solution.
I live in sultanate of Oman and have 24 years old .
Please refer me to a doctor or medical center to treat my problem. I would to know all the treatment expenses
Issa
بشر يا عيسى لقيت حل؟ انا مثلك اعاني من اربع سنين تقريبًأ جربت كل الطرق الشعبية وما حصل شيء
+Kaef Cast ممكن تتواصل مع على الواتساب
+968 92414318
Hi, Issa and Kaef, thank you for reaching out to us here at Loyola, and for sharing your experience with Bell's Palsy. If you're local to Chicago (or will be visiting sometime in the future), we welcome you to make an appointment at Loyola. You can learn more about Dr. Leonetti (the doctor featured in this video) at www.loyolamedicine.org/doctor/john-leonetti. You can also make an appointment on our web site. Unfortunately, we don't make recommendations to other doctors here on social media. Thank you. -Keisha
assalamualaikum issa very sad to here from u I too had bp I underwent surgery temporalis transfer it is little bit helpful in apollo hospital cost around 70, 000
sradha kini sahoo Sahoo pls explain in brief
I also have palsy from 7 years after acoustic nuroma surgery
Does it recovered fully or partially?
I’ve had Bell’s palsy for 7 years. Is there anything i can do. It’s just my smile that drives me crazy
Hello, Alyssa! I'm sorry to hear about the difficulty you've been experiencing with Bell's palsy. Unfortunately, our doctors aren't allowed to advise patients on their specific conditions via social media. But if you're in the Chicago area, we have great specialists who can see you in person to assess your case and determine what treatment may be most helpful to you. You can request an appointment with one of them either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Loyola Medicine have u been able to help people who have been dealing with it for a long time (5+ years)
Hi again, @@alyssas8210 ! Dr. Leonetti and his team have handled many different kinds of cases, but the best way to know if they can assist with yours would be for them to assess you in person. -Keisha
Hello, @@alyssas8210! Our physicians have dealt with a variety of cases with different levels of severity. But to find out if this treatment is right for you (or your loved one), you'd need to see one of our doctors in person so they can assess your particular case. If you're in the Chicago area, you can request an appointment with one of them either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
I had bellspalsy for more than fifteen years and i got better but one of myeyes and part of face shows when i want to smile and laugh،my doctor seems didnot care to advice me other treatment،its so frustrating،i live in toronto canada ،how u can help to get mylife back،thank you
Hi, Ferrie! I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you've experienced because of your condition. Unfortunately, our doctors can't make recommendations via e-mail or social media. But if you'll be in the Chicago area, you can schedule an appointment with one of our specialists either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
I have bells palsy for almost 15 years now. I am a teacher of primary levels. I loss my confidence whenever my students notice it and they will say spiteful things about me. I'm conscious every time I speak with them. I never undergo medication but only massage. Right now I can say that I am not 100% fully recovered maybe I'm on way of 85%. And I believe there is no impossible with GOD! What can you suggest or say something about my case? Thank you.
Hi, Ms. Labnao! Thanks for viewing our video and reaching out to us. Unfortunately, our doctors can't assess individual situations here on social media. They would need to see you in person to make appropriate recommendations and determine the best course of action for you. You can make an appointment with one of our doctors either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Jean Rose Labnao me also
Jean Rose Labnao
What kind of massage is that ?
Hello.. I am 32yrs old and have bell's palsy when i was born (BORN WITH BELL'S PALSY). Is there any solution.
Hi, Zero! Thanks for viewing our video and reaching out to us. Unfortunately, it's not possible to assess your specific case here on social media. Our doctors would need to see you in person to determine the best course of treatment for you. If you're in the Chicago area, you can make an appointment with one of our doctors either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
I will do that if i did not cure
Hello sir, this is Sandeep from India I've this problem since 2003 could be possible in 300 to 4000k INR ?
Hi, Sandeep! Thanks a lot for checking out our videos. You can contact our Benefit Advocate to learn about the pricing of our procedures. The phone number is 708-216-5014, and then you select option 5. Good luck! -Keisha
Hello sir i have bell palsy for around 2 months but with a medicines i does not have hope that i will recover can loyola medicine help me i am in india
Hello, Preet! Thanks for watching our video and contacting us. Unfortunately, our doctors only see patients at our facilities in the Chicago area. The web site bellspalsy.ws is a great resource for further information about Bell's Palsy. I hope you're able to access a specialist closer to your home. Good luck! -Keisha
My mom suffrng. With bells plsy beft 3yr,,wt we want to do ,,we r from andhrapradesh
Hello, Vijay! I'm so sorry to hear about your mother's medical difficulties. Unfortunately, our doctors are not allowed to give medical advice on social. They would need to see your mother in person to assess her situation and recommend the best treatment. I hope you're able to find some assistance a bit closer to home. Good luck. -Keisha
Where this doctors live
Hi, Amin! Dr. Leonetti practices at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Illinois, USA (near Chicago). If you'll be in the area, and you're interested in having an appointment with him, you can schedule an appointment either online at our web site (vault.lumc.edu/patient/plugins/appointment_requests.cfm) or by calling our Patient Access Center at 888-584-7888. Thank you! -Keisha
My facial nerve was cutted of 34 years ago by a surgeon at the age of one month he was removing a cyst in my face.... If the facial nerve is chopped of can surgery still help me ?? Plz some one tell me
Hi, John - Thanks for reaching out to us. There are surgeries, medicines, and in some cases, physical therapy that can help with long-term facial paralysis due to trauma. Our physicians would start with a physical exam before recommending a treatment plan. If you're in the Chicago area, you can schedule an appointment with one of our doctors either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/ent or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
I have mine 25years now 😭😭😭😭I really love to smile 😭😭😭😭😭😭my biggest insecurity
I really need that surgery my Face going worst
Hello! I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing difficulty with Bell's Palsy. If you're in the Chicago area, you can schedule an appointment with one of our specialists either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by phone at 888-584-7888 to see if they can assist with your particular situation. Good luck! -Keisha
i have bells palsy since last 2.5 year can i get solution with operations. .? im from india Pune
Hi, Aditya! Thanks for viewing our video and contacting us. Unfortunately, it's not possible to assess your situation here on social media. Our doctors would need to see you in person to determine the best course of action for your specific situation. If you'll be in the Chicago area sometime in the future, you can make an appointment with one of our doctors either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Aditya Udavant hey hw r u now? u get any surgery plz plz plz plz reply. m from agra india
I also have bells palsy..i m from kolhapur..where u did operations...plz send me address
Any update?
From maharashtra
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Sir I am recovered 80 % but 20 % not recovered 20% recovered possible what now tell me I am so sad 😭😭😭 this case tell me
Hi, Bikky! Unfortunately, our doctors aren't allowed to comment on patients' specific cases in social media. But if you're in the Chicago area (or will be sometime in the future), we have great specialists who can assess your case to see what treatment may be helpful to you. You can request an appointment with one of our specialists either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Hi sir iam from nepal plz sir i have bells palsy before 13 month .. my facial paralys is not complete but 70% is recovert but not 100% ..so in this case what can i do please sir give me good solution ..
Hello, Mahesh! Unfortunately, our doctors are not allowed to give specific medical advice via social media. They would need to see you in person to provide an accurate assessment and recommendation. If you'll be in the Chicago area sometime in the near future, we have great specialists who can review your case to see what treatment may be most helpful to you. You can schedule an appointment with one of them either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Travel to india..this surgery is done by many surgeons here
@@ravinayar4314 can you recommend the doctors for this.....
@@riaroy5265 sure plz give me ideas
@@ravinayar4314 sure i will come plz provide detail and suggest
i have bell's palsy since i born operation is good for me
Hello, Mann! Thank you for contacting us about your situation. If you're local to Chicago, please make an appointment with one of our ophthalmologists. We have great doctors available to assess your specific case so they can make the best recommendation for you. You can make an appointment on our web site at www.loyolamedicine.org or by calling 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
you dont need a operarion you look fine
Anyone knows of a person thats dealing with bell's palsy
Me :)
me too
+Kaef Cast
hi just got your email that you have bells palsey
Hi I've had it since I was 18.
And 35 now
avaiable in india
Mani Bebo where
Plssss can u reply nd sujsmeee
HY iam.from.india i have bell palsy in one and half year. Iam very sad what i do .pls.helpe me sir
Hello, Athul. Unfortunately, our doctors can't provide care online. But if you're interested in making an appointment with Dr. Leonetti or one of our other doctors, you can do that either online at our web site (www.loyolamedicine.org) or by calling our Patient Access Center at 888-584-7888. Thank you. -Keisha
Help me I am suffering from this disease since wen I was 9 years old now I am 25 I also want to look good ones in life ☹️☹️
bells and facial palsy doesn't need treatment its beautiful how it is
my daughter has congenital maxiofacial paralysis..she underwent a surgery to reconstruct the smile. Dr says she needs physiotherapy, but the problem is that I can't find a specialist where I live. im trying to find videos on RUclips, but I cant find any...any recommendations for physiotherapy videos to help?
Hi, Zeina! Thanks for reaching out to us. I checked with some of our professionals who work with patients who have Bell's Palsy and although they didn't have RUclips videos to recommend, they did note that the Bell's Palsy information website at bellspalsy.ws is a great resource for further information. I hope you and your daughter find it helpful. -Keisha