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Bell’s Palsy - facial paralysis

Matthew Robbins, DC

Tucson, Arizona

I hadn’t seen Karen, a 43-year-old female, for nearly two years. She showed up one day, and the right side of her face was dropped. She told me she woke up 3 days ago like this.

Her husband thought she had a stroke and took her to the ER. They said it was Bell’s Palsy and gave her an antibiotic and prednisone.

I checked her and found the priority at her right temporal bone (the side of her facial droop). After the session, she could move that corner of her mouth. By the next day, she could raise her eyebrow. Within one week she had totally recovered.

                            

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