What Is Bell's Palsy?

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4. Bell’s Palsy and Chronic Diseases

While Bell’s palsy occurs following inflammation and swelling resulting from injury or infection, which interferes with the functioning of the facial nerve, there is a lot that remains unknown about the condition.

It is sometimes associated with chronic diseases like high blood pressure, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, Lyme disease, and Guillain-Barre syndrome. This association is, however, not well understood.

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