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Hi i am 4 months into bells palsy and my face is back to normal i know its not quite right yet as i still tend to dribble from the left side of my mou?
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Some residual: paralysis might be permanent. Consult with your neurologist for referral to a physical therapist, who might be able to help minimize impairment.
Answered 7/30/2016
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