Seventh neuritis is a condition that causes temporary weakness or paralysis on one side of the face. As for the reasons for the delayed recovery of seventh neuralgia, you should know that the recovery period from seventh neuritis varies from person to person, and signs of improvement usually appear within a period of two weeks. To three weeks, and this period may be long for some from 3 to 6 months and may reach 9 months, and in some rare cases this problem may persist permanently. The reason for the delay in healing may be a defect in the functions of the face.

In general, when confirming the diagnosis of seventh nerve inflammation, it is necessary to quickly consult a doctor who specializes in treating problems with the facial nerve, because there is a limited time if it passes, the facial muscles will become inoperable, so the speed of intervention to treat this inflammation contributes to restoring the ability to smile and close the eyes, etc. of facial expressions.

There are a variety of methods that are used to restore normal facial functions, such as physical therapy that helps activate facial muscles and neural modifications through injections, and the doctor may resort to transferring part of one of the facial nerves to replace the damaged nerve, and the surgeon may transfer small parts of the graceful muscle By the legs to restore the ability to smile, or by the neck to restore the ability to close the eyes.