How long does it typically take to recover from Bell's palsy (facial paralysis) for a patient on their ninth day of treatment with Omnacortil 10, stomach medicine, blood pressure tablets, and physical therapy, whose only improvement so far is being able to close her eyes? | Apollo Pharmacy

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How long does it typically take to recover from Bell's palsy (facial paralysis) for a patient on their ninth day of treatment with Omnacortil 10, stomach medicine, blood pressure tablets, and physical therapy, whose only improvement so far is being able to close her eyes?

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How long does it typically take to recover from Bell's palsy (facial paralysis) for a patient on their ninth day of treatment with Omnacortil 10, stomach medicine, blood pressure tablets, and physical therapy, whose only improvement so far is being able to close her eyes?

Asked by Male, 32 · 9 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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9 days ago

Healing from Bell's palsy is a gradual process. While Omnacortil (prednisolone) and physical therapy are actively helping her nerves heal, major improvements typically begin within three to four weeks. Full recovery can take anywhere from three to six months. Please ensure she continues taking all prescribed medications, including the stomach and blood pressure tablets, as directed. Consistent physical therapy is also incredibly helpful. She is making great progress, so please remain patient and positive.

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