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Bells palsy on right side of my face, what to do?
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Bell's palsy: I would suggest you see a neurologist to see if the origin or cause of the Bell's palsy can be determine. There are treatments available for this type of palsy but it is normally done under the care of a neurologist.
Answered 8/19/2014
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