rightface have paralysed  what is the real cause of this happening what internal organ disorder is there i want to know and what is the effective remedy or medicine for it as well as some household medicine or what food or fruit can help or some herbal medicine to cure it completely.i suppose it is called  bells pulsy. some ear nerve is affected on the right side and reumetoid arthritis was already there from some years due to which both the knees have been replaced .so i want to know some effective remedy or medicine for this facial paralyse .or herbal medicine or what food or fruit can help.
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Depends...\n\nIs it the whole right side or just the lower half of that side?  How do you know?  Try to frown and close your eye (in front of a mirror)(this is the upper half test)... now try to smile (does the corner of your mouth turn down instead of up?)(lower half test).\n\nYou see, if it's the whole right side and no other symptoms are involved, you probably have Bell's Palsy, which is a pretty benign disorder.  We used to think it was a lot of things, but now we're pretty sure most cases are viral (actually caused by Herpes virus 'sitting' on your 7th cranial nerve)... so there's pretty much no treatment.  Patients get better with or without a whole variety of treatments that have been offered for years.  POSSIBLY catching it early and taking an anti-viral drug (Acyclovir) you could decrease the time you have it... possibly.\n\nNow, if it's only the lower half of the face, that's a sign that it's something a lot more serious, up in your brain or in your brainstem.  In other words: SEE A DOCTOR, NOW!\n\nHope this helps!\n\nGood Luck!
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I can't answer your question.  No one can.  For some people, it goes completely away and never comes back.  For others, it comes and goes for the rest of our lives.  I have had it for 5 years now.  I have been totally disabled for 3 years.  Mine has gotten steadily worse despite very agressive treatments.  I am on 2 different chemotherapies right now. I have failed a half dozen drugs already.  I am on oxygen 24x7 and it is at stage 3 in my lungs.  I am still on Prednisone, despite many attempts to wean off.  I wish I had good news for you.  There are very good support groups on msn groups and yahoo groups.  Search for sarcoidosis and you will find them.  There is actually good news - you may be one of the lucky ones that gets better and never looks back.  God Bless
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Bell's palsy is not a stroke. Researchers speculate it is caused by a virus and some doctors prescribe an antiviral drug. Prednisone is also prescribed. And the person will have to use artificial tear drops or tape their eye shut because they can't shut it and things will blow into it. It is not contagious. It just happens to some people. It will prob take about 6 weeks or so to get better.
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the same thing happens to me my doctor said it could be because i"ve pu on some weight or it could be a pinched nerve,I don't have insurance right now so I can't afford the tests.Mine feels like it asleep at first then it kinda starts to burn and feels like neeedles are being stuck in my leg,like you it's just my left leg and it just goes fron my knee to the groin area,it seeems to flair up after standing for a while or walking.If I find out anything I'll let you know do the same.Good luck.Any body know of a reasonable Insurance that someone with Asthm can purchase?I'm trying to buy some and it's not cheap and I've been turned down because I have asthma and I haven't been tobacco free for at least 2 yrs./Depressing to see all the illegals covered by state plans,but thats a whole nother can of worms.
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Many  people experience what  your going through, but not many people talk about it.\n Back in  olden times they  called your experience a "night Hag" That paralyzing feeling caused  by "Her sitting on your body and  holding you down"  \nIt's a  thing of child hood past... not many people talk about that theory anymore, although it is in  some books!\n\nNow, as far as going to a Dr.  It may be a good Idea to talk to him..he might want to do  some tests, but most likely he will tell you it's normal and to not worry about it..it happens to everyone..I've had it happen many times!! It is not a fun experience..usually it will go away right away.. the longest  one i have had is like  a few minutes actually!!! THAT WAS AWFUL!!! \n\nwhen it happens to me it's helpful to relax and stay calm.. i  usually imagine my self "fighting it off" and that  usually works.   try moving your upper body  before anything else that has always seemed to help me out too.  if anything talk to your Dr. if you feel necessary..then try looking it up and doing a little research  who knows what  you might find!!
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Go to the doctor, you could possibly be experiencing the early onset of Bell's Palsy. It can eventually paralyze one side of your face and make your eye and mouth droop. The doc can give you an RX for a steroid pill that will help but you need to to get to the doc asap. If you treat it early enough it will go away but if not the damage will be permanent.\n\nRush to the doc, seriously.\n\nGood luck!
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I cannot think of one positive thing about this illness.  It is the pits!  My son was hospitalized for 4 days because of it.  It is not just a "normal" let it run its course illness.  It can be very dangerous.\n\nI guess if you want something positive - once you have had mono, it is unlikely that you will get it again.
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May I suggest Tahitian Noni Juice? because it can help in improving your health. the tahitian noni juice is the only product listed in the 2005 medical PDR with zero side affects. I use to have arthritis in my right knee and type 2 diabetes before my doctor cleared me of both conditions. it helps improve your circulatory, immune and digestive systems. if you have any questions for me, feel free to send IM or email
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I would check with a doctor.  I would normally think it was allergies, but when you say you have irritation only on the right side of your face, then that's a little different, check with the Doc.
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Yes, I would advise you to visit a doctor. If nothing else it will give you more information and piece of mind on your condition.
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It may be a sign of nerve damage.  See your doctor.
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i took steroids too.once the left side of my face got back to normal,my left eye watered uncontrollably.The doctor said they didn't know what effects it would have but it might work.What a bunch of bullshyt.They don't know what that stuff does because it's not thoroughly tested enough.All I can suggest is patience because your nerves will come back to full function eventually.Palsy is a stress disorder.You need to relax more.Time is a more valuable drug than all that crap they're giving you.And one more piece of advice,when you get back to normal,sue the hell out of those bastards.I did !!!!
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Bell's Palsy affects the facial nerve (as others have said) but this is a MOTOR nerve and has NO sensory fibers in it.  The only sign this nerve is inflamed is paralysis.  The palsy of this nerve often is accompanied by neuritis (inflammation) of other nerves, such as the trigeminal nerve (the sensory nerve of the face) or others.  If you had pain the first time you had the palsy, it is possible that the return of that pain is a recurrent neuritis (such as "shingles" also known as herpes zoster).  This can also affect motor nerves again.\n\nThe best thing to do is see a doctor right away.  You can start antiviral medications and steroids to halt the process.  Usually acyclovir or valcyclovir along with a short course of prednisone are all that is necessary.\n\nI am a little concerned that you "still have problems" from your first episode.  Do you still have the same palsy?  Did it ever get better?  Does your face move at all?  There are other causes of pain and facial paralysis besides Bell's.
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Sounds like TMJ\n\nYou may not have heard of it, but you use it hundreds of times every day. It is the Temporo-Mandibular Joint (TMJ), the joint where the mandible (the lower jaw) joins the temporal bone of the skull, immediately in front of the ear on each side of your head. A small disc of cartilage separates the bones, much like in the knee joint, so that the mandible may slide easily; each time you chew you move it. But you also move it every time you talk and each time you swallow (every three minutes or so). It is, therefore, one of the most frequently used of all joints of the body and one of the most complex.\n\nYou can locate this joint by putting your finger on the triangular structure in front of your ear. Then move your finger just slightly forward and press firmly while you open your jaw all the way and shut it. The motion you feel is the TMJ. You can also feel the joint motion in your ear canal.\n\nThese maneuvers can cause considerable discomfort to a patient who is having TMJ trouble, and physicians use these maneuvers with patients for diagnosis.
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I am not a doctor but I do read and do self study. I am glad to see that you are looking at natural means to help CURE your condition and not just blindly following the advice of "the chemical" medication doctors. First, let me say that you can cure your conditions all together, even though I know that you have been told otherwise. Buy a book called, "The Cure For All Diseases," by Dr. Hulda R. Clark, Ph.D., N.D. (See the links below.) And, get yourself a Zapper or a Parazapper that Dr. Clark invented, and use it on a regular basis !!! There are only two causes of diseases, Toxins and Parasites, and you can learn what is causing your conditions and kill off the parasites and learn to avoid (and cleanse out of you, also) the toxins. I also, regularly use an herbal product called Swedish Bitters, which has been around for at least 400 years or more. It is simply a combination of different herbs and is very bitter, but very effective as well. It can be used on the eyes (with clean cotton balls) and it helps to kill off parasites that can cause us to get sick as well. (Dr. Clark recommends others in her books, but she acknowledges that there are possibly many different herbs and combinations thereof that can help to remove toxins and parasites from the body.) Godspeed to you in finding out what is causing, and curing, your conditions.
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It would be irresponsible for anyone to attempt to diagnose your problem.  Someone may have had similar conditions and found a solution for them, but each person is different.  The fact that you've posted your question indicates your level of concern for this matter.  You should consult with your doctor regarding this matter.  A physical with blood tests should provide information for properly treating this problem.\n\nI wish you the best of luck and health.
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Well I know of a condition that produces similar symptoms to the ones you have. It's called Tic Doulourex. It produces episodes of sudden, intense, "stabbing" facial pain that occurs almost anywhere between the jaw and forehead, including inside the mouth. However, it usually is limited to one side of the face. \n\nTic Doulourex is caused by irritation or compression of  the trigeminal nerve, generally from an abnormal blood vessel pressing on the nerve, usually in the area of the nerve's origin deep within the skull.\n\nThe website below provides an image of the nerve that causes this. I would advise you to see a neurologist; since it could be something else. \n\nHope this helps and good luck, I hope you feel better :-)\n\nhttp://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.umanitoba.ca/cranial_nerves/trigeminal_neuralgia/manuscript/images/tncomp.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.umanitoba.ca/cranial_nerves/trigeminal_neuralgia/manuscript/types.html&h=378&w=380&sz=42&hl=en&sig2=KjWqGoU3olnei9o0IdVmlw&start=2&tbnid=YGvThwOBg4ww4M:&tbnh=122&tbnw=123&ei=n8dcRdb2EI2S6AGZ9ImMCg&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dtrigeminal%2Bnerve%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26safe%3Dactive%26sa%3DN