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... in response to New treatment a cure for Bell's Palsy
  1. Diagnosed with bells palsy around 2004
    Adithya Unni Govindan Adithya Unni Govindan India says:
    July 5, 2013 at 1:38 AM

    I was diagnosed with bells palsy around 10 years back. I was only 14 and did not consider the long term effects of the dysfunction. Iam now 23 and most of its effects has disappeared post to undergoing various  treatments. However my smile has not completely recovered to its full extent (70%) and my eyebrows and the upper area is still weak.  PLease could someone help me by suggesting any way of reducing these effects as they do feel uncomfortable and embarrassing at some moments.

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