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Facial palsy..should i visit a neurologist immediately?
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ENT or neurologist: The sooner you are treated by either an ENT doctor or a neurologist with high-dose steroids (if indeed it is bell's palsy) the better you will do as far as recovery time and completeness. Ideally you should be treated within 3 days of symptoms.
Answered 6/10/2014
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