Can Cold Wind Cause Bell's Palsy? - Dr. Dyah Tunjungsari, Sp.N. Subsp. N.G.D. (K)
Bell's Palsy is a symptom of paralysis that usually occurs suddenly on one side of the face and can last for days or weeks.
The cause of Bell's Palsy is currently unknown. However, many believe that prolonged exposure to cold air on the face is one cause. Others suggest that a viral infection is a cause of Bell's Palsy.
In this video, Dr. Dyah Tunjungsari, Sp.N. Subsp. N.G.D. (K), a Neurologist specializing in Neurodegenerative Subspecialists at Pondok Indah Hospital, Pondok Indah, will explain whether these factors are the main causes of Bell's Palsy.
Let's watch the full explanation in this video.
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00:00 – What is Bell's Palsy?
00:33 – Causes of Bell's Palsy
01:13 – Symptoms of Bell's Palsy
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