more use of corticosteroids and less use of antivirals to treat Bell's palsy
January 2013
You'll see more use of corticosteroids and less use of antivirals to treat Bell's palsy.
About 30% of people who develop this sudden, one-sided facial weakness or paralysis will not recover completely.
Treatment is aimed at reducing facial nerve inflammation that's probably due to a viral infection or autoimmune disorder.
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