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How long does bell's palsy take b4 it gets better?
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3-6 weeks: The majority of people recover completely within 3-6 weeks; if you have absolutely no improvement a week into the disease, have unusual symptoms, or last beyond the 3-6 week time period, other diagnoses need to be considered.
Answered 6/7/2021
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