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http://allbellspalsy.info is the main website and the Bell's Palsy Guide Book can be purchased from http://bellspalsybook.allbellspalsy.info The most common eye problems are: An inability to completely close the eye on the side of the paralysis A constantly dry eye A constantly watery eye Lower eyelid extremely drooped allowing more of the eye surface to be exposed to dust, dirt and water. BLURRED VISION The 7th Cranial Nerve DOES NOT control eye focus, so if you experience blurred vision this could well be the result of a dry cornea (eye surface) and therefore action should be taken so as to not let the eye become damaged or scratched. The easiest and most immediate way to counter this is to use a clean finger to gently move your upper eyelid down and over your eyeball a few times to lubricate the eye surface. Blurred vision can also be caused simply by a watery eye, but because it is something we are not use to experiencing this can still be a worry at first. When you remove the excess tears, ...

http://bellspalsybook.allbellspalsy.info for the Ebook or visit http://allbellspalsy.info for the main site What it is not! You have not had a stroke. This is the most common assumption (the one I jumped to) and the one with which most doctors are approached and need to rule out. What is going to happen? How far will it spread? When it will stop getting worse? It probably already has stopped. The onset of Bell's Palsy happens very quickly. Usually people wake up one morning and they have it. Sometimes a slight symptom may be noticed the night before or within the same 24 hours and within those 24 hours all the symptoms have been manifested. It can, however, take longer; from a couple of days up to around 72 hours, as did my bilateral experience. This is very worrying because one wonders, or more accurately, panics, about what is going to happen next. The main thing to remember is that this will only affect your face as that is the only purpose of the 7th cranial nerve and that is the only thing ...

http://allbellspalsy.info to visit the site or http://bellspalsybook.allbellspalsy.info to purchase the Bell's Palsy Guide Ebook Approximately equal occurrence in males and females and in different races (a slightly higher occurrence in those of Japanese descent) Approximately 63% of people get it on the right side of the face Predispositions and age groups It also occurs in children. Anyone can be affected in their lifetime The average age always seems to come out at between 37 and 41. Individuals at increased risk: Pregnant women especially during the Third Trimester. Diabetics Those with recent episodes of flu or respiratory infection Those with a family history of the condition Certain types of surgery around the facial nerve area carry a risk of damage t the facial nerve and thus result in Bell's Palsy There is a slightly higher incidence of the condition during the winter. Other Bell's Palsy FAQs Recurrence Will only recur in less that 7% of sufferers The average space of time between ...

http://allbellspalsy.info Bells Palsy FAQs - How Common Is Bells Palsy ? 1 in 65 people will get it in their lifetime. The occurrence of Bell's Palsy is between 25 and 40:100,000 of the population per year This equates to 0.02% of the population This would equate to 40,000 Americans per year To buy the Bells Palsy Guide Ebook http://bellspalsybook.allbellspalsy.info To visit the main site go to http://allbellspalsy.info

http://allbellspalsy.info to visit the site or http:bellspalsybook.allbellspalsy.info to purchase the Bell's Palsy Guide Ebook Recovery Recovery can be from 2 -- 3 weeks onwards. 50% of sufferers will experience a complete recovery in less than 30 days. 20% will take 1 -- 3 months 10% will take up to 6 months. 80% of sufferers will recover within 6 months most of the rest within 12 months. Far more is explained in the Bell's Palsy video itself A very small percentage may experience a longer recovery time and a very small percentage (less than 1%) may not recover at all. To buy the Bells Palsy Guide EBook go to http://bellspalsybook.allbellspalsy.info To visit the site go to http://allbellspalsy.info I wish you a Speedy and Complete recovery Robert.

http://allbellspalsy.info Main Bell's Palsy Website To purchase the Bells Palsy Guide Ebook please go to http://bellspalsybook.allbellspalsy.info I could presume that you have already seen your doctor for you to know you have Bell's Palsy. However, if you have not been, GO NOW. I cannot stress this enough. There are over 50 conditions that can cause facial paralysis and these all need to be discounted first before a diagnosis of Bell's Palsy is given. An experienced doctor who has seen Bell's Palsy before will not take long to diagnose you correctly, but there is absolutely no point in treating or even reading about Bell's Palsy if you actually have something else. If the doctor does diagnose you with a Bell's Palsy then there are most likely two treatments they will prescribe to you; an antiviral course of treatment and a steroid course of treatment. So as I said at the beginning, if you have not yet seen a doctor, GO NOW !!! Main website http://allbellspalsy.info EBook page ...