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Brain Injury causing facial tightening
I am here for a friend who had a car accident 2 years ago. Apart from having to nap around twice a day she is feeling pretty good. She is a personal trainer and is back to close to before the accident. One big exception which is driving her crazy. That is when she feels any tiredness the muscles around her face tighen up stopping her from doing anything but lie down and rest. It is very dibilitating for her. She has just been to a specialist who has never heard of it before. He perscibed some drugs that those suffering form schizophrenia however they are not working. They dont want to use botox due to the large amount that would be needed and the possible loss of smile etc. She is really at wits end. Can anyone help
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hello Simon and welcome to Neuro Talk, here is a link to a forum that may offer better insights to this problem your friend is suffering from
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum92.html feel free to post all your questions and concerns, folks around here are helpful and kind, I think it is very nice of you to be looking for an answer for your friend, again welcome to NT |
hello and welcome to neurotalk ... below is a link to the traumatic brain injury forum ... they may be able to answer some of your questions ... check out any of the forums and post where you feel comfortable ... again ...
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Simon, Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk. Great to see you have come to be with us. Just let us know if we can be of any help. We are all here to assist each other as possible. Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. Darlene:hug: |
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welcome
welcome Simon
I am sorry you friend has this problem I have sensory problems with my face, I am from the TBI forum , Now if it was a limb that was affected a nuero psychologist would most likely proscribe physiotherapy, to back train the brain, so this may help your friend, so a physiotherapist that specializes in facial anatomy , perhaps the stroke forum may have some input has she tried acupuncture that can help with cramp type symptoms kind regards vini |
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