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Neurology
Facial Paralysis
Facial weakness may occur with Bell’s palsy, stroke or other conditions. Sudden facial weakness is an emergency until stroke has been excluded.
Discuss your symptoms
Understanding the problem
Start with the right assessment.
Facial weakness may occur with Bell’s palsy, stroke or other conditions. Sudden facial weakness is an emergency until stroke has been excluded.
Different conditions can produce similar symptoms. We review your history, medical reports, triggers, movement or daily-function limits before deciding whether our supportive approach is suitable.
When to seek urgent care
Call emergency services immediately for sudden facial weakness, especially with arm weakness, speech difficulty, severe headache or loss of balance.
Call emergency services immediately for sudden facial weakness, especially with arm weakness, speech difficulty, severe headache or loss of balance.
How our care may help
Personalised, measured and coordinated.
Diagnosis-led planningNeurological symptoms are screened carefully and treatment proceeds only after urgent or structural causes are appropriately evaluated.
Adjunctive acupunctureA combination of body, scalp or ear acupuncture may be considered according to the presentation and tolerance.
Functional reviewWe monitor practical outcomes such as symptom frequency, balance, facial movement, sleep or activity tolerance.
Find out whether this approach fits your case.
Bring relevant prescriptions, scans and reports to your consultation. Individual outcomes and treatment duration vary.