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Old 01-29-2013, 03:25 AM #1
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Thumbs up bells palsy/ nerve damage
Hi all.

Just afew questions. I was hit in the side of the face, got a few scars, and have had pcs symptoms for 5 months. I’ve noticed my face doesn’t look the same.. it slightly droops to one side. Now would this be bell’s palsy and will it go away? Or is it nerve damage.. And does this heal???

Any thoughts??
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