Can Facial Paralysis be a Rare Complication of Hypertension?

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Journal of Emergency Medicine Case Reports
Volume:14 Issue:2
Can Facial Paralysis be a Rare Complication of Hypertension?

Can Facial Paralysis be a Rare Complication of Hypertension?

Pages : 46-48

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Publication Date : 2023-07-07

Article Type : Other Papers

Abstract :Facial paralysis is a disorder that can result from a wide spectrum of etiologies including traumatic, infectious, congenital, neurologic, systemic, neoplastic, and iatrogenic causes. It has significant functional, psychological, and social consequences. The most common cause of fascial nerve paralysis is idiopathic facial nerve palsy insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(Bell’s palsy);. There is a relationship between facial nerve paralysis and severe systemic hypertension. In this report we present a 43-year-old female patient with fascial paralysis who had a history of hypertension.
Keywords : Facial paralysis, hypentension, Bells palsy, etiology

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