Bell's Palsy

A video of my experience with Bell's Palsy

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• Bells
• Palsy

[nosemanjr]

can you flare them wide open

[Sososoraya]

Yeah lol its a weird talent I know...

[chrissycarter2007]

I was diagnosed with bell's palsy about two inhalf to three wks ago. my eye is doing much better,but my face is not. i don't relly know the therepy.

[Sososoraya]

Did you see a doctor?

[signuptome]

i got this today....it suuxxss ass!!! i woke up like wth..but i got it really minor..i jus cnt close my eye or smile big...i can smile big but not as big

[Sososoraya]

Thats good...you should recover just fine...and quickly! :-)

[xslippzx]

u shouldnt jump into a conversation without reading the posts carefully lol...

By the way your attempt @ a "source" also states that BP can be a result from viral or other infections, not just MS

BP may be 1 symptom of MS but is not a DEFINITIVE symptom (other symptoms must be present in order to diagnose MS.) Bells Palsy alone does NOT comdemn u to one day contracting MS. So yeah, "lol" your post has absolutely nothing to do with the issue...

have a good weekend "lol"

[xslippzx]

Even More Results From Google:

This is info is from the MAYO CLINIC which is a very respected medical resource. It states that there exists NO KNOWN CONNECTION BETWEEN MS and BELL'S PALSY

mayoclinic(dot)org/medical-edg­e-newspaper-2007/aug-19(dot)ht­ml

WC Pet99 and MLee,

We owe it to those afflicted with various illnesses to post factual comments regarding their conditions. Passing off personal assumptions as "medical fact" is irresponsible and insulting to those who are suffering

[Eruditeization]

How is everything today?

[pantyflash]

Like, Oh My God, how awful. The absolute worst part is nostril-flare inability. Hopefully your flare will be restored soon. You go, girl!

[hotcommentator]

Anybody having BP must have therapy immediately to prevent permanent nerve damage. Steroids and anti-inflammatory tablets plus acupuncuture is vital every day. Only 10% of people (like me) have it permanently and I've had it now for 20 years. Very depressing.

[nosemann006]

wow your one of a kind

[Alimaleo]

D: i love smiling! ..and frowning.. well ur still really pretty ^_^

[Killerbrick]

Hey Gril.. Thanks for your video post.. I'm a dude and I just got diagnosed on Sat.. Everything you've said here is the truth.. I feel your pain.. I took a picture with my cell phone and tried to smile.. Man,, Right now I'm looking so ridiculous.. titled the saved pic.. A face only a mother could love. Can't wait to regain the function of my face.. Peace out!

[BreakfastBurritoDad]

How's it coming? Mine lasted about two months (less actually). No recurring effects. Got another friend at work who also got it a few months ago. Again, it only lasted a little over a month.

Not too sure about this MS thing. Check with a Dr. Never heard of that before and I did a ton of research once i got it.

Post an update when you get a chance. We all hope things are getting better.

[ladikira86]

girl i know exactly how you feel....i miss my smile too=(. bells palsy is the worst

[bellspalsey]

How ironic. I think he's just trying to prevent spreading of fear about MS and Bells Palsy links, doctor's have stated there is no link and the coincidental fact that the OP's friends had both, while sad, is just that: coincidental. We don't really need the arguing, little bit pointless and to the young lady in the video I'm glad that you like me made a full recovery!

[petdakitty99]

you all are hilarious, runner making multi accounts giving people thumbs down and commenting.

First of all from the very start the orignal poster NEVER gave a diagosis or said they had MS. Just started in his or her experinece and friends they were diagonised with MS.

slipper/runner you are obviously the same person making multi accounts to give thumbs down is just plain pathetic and embaressing. grow up and chill out.