10 Ramsay Hunt Syndrome Symptoms
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Cranial Neuropathy
Individuals experiencing cranial neuropathy might have Ramsay Hunt syndrome. Cranial neuropathies are caused by damage of one or more cranial nerves. Tingling sensations, numbness and paralyzed muscles and vision loss can all be symptoms of cranial neuropathy.
Cranial neuropathy is a fairly uncommon symptom of Ramsay Hunt, but it does occur. The sooner the condition is controlled, the fewer risks individuals have of developing more complicated symptoms. People who have cranial neuropathy should get tested for Ramsay Hunt syndrome.
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