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Hi! I am a 49 yr old male, 5'4" and weigh 177 lbs.
Yesterday, I went to an eye doctor to get a new pair of glasses. The eye doctor noticed that my right eye was smaller than my left eye. He got excited and told me that another patient had the same thing and in a year developed Bells Palsy, facial paralysis. He said that he wish he had taken a photo of that patient. So he did not want to miss out this time and took a photo of my eyes, so he can prove his theory. He did not really explain anything to me or advise me to see a doctor. On my own I researched Bells Palsy and made an appointment with my regular doctor for my piece of mind. So I will be seeing my regular doctor on June 7, 2011. But it is very difficult for me to concentrate on daily activities now without wondering constantly when will my facial paralysis happen.
Yesterday, I went to an eye doctor to get a new pair of glasses. The eye doctor noticed that my right eye was smaller than my left eye. He got excited and told me that another patient had the same thing and in a year developed Bells Palsy, facial paralysis. He said that he wish he had taken a photo of that patient. So he did not want to miss out this time and took a photo of my eyes, so he can prove his theory. He did not really explain anything to me or advise me to see a doctor. On my own I researched Bells Palsy and made an appointment with my regular doctor for my piece of mind. So I will be seeing my regular doctor on June 7, 2011. But it is very difficult for me to concentrate on daily activities now without wondering constantly when will my facial paralysis happen.
Tue, 16 Sep 2014
Bells palsy can be diagnosed clinically. To see whether the wrinkle in for head is absent in one side. mouth is drawn to one side. lagophthalmos in one eye.tongue is drawn to one side. it is difficult to predict bells palsy by observing some symptoms. so it may not be bells palsy . observe the progress and take consultation according ly.
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