Responses
(11) |
|
bite is not as strong in affected side
|
|
due to surgery
|
|
Gradual onset age 19-22 years, the only symptom of PRS I had at that age and the
reason I was first diagnosed.
|
|
I only get it on the left side of my face.
|
|
I think there is some damage caused by my surgery and some caused directly from
the PRS still being active.
|
|
mouth droops down on left side, smile no longer symmetrical
|
|
My facial paralysis could be a mild case of cerebral palsy due to premature birth - have
had differing opinions on this.
|
|
My right side is weaker then my left side. If I talk for extended periods of time I find it
difficult to move my jaw to form words. When I puff my cheeks out I am unable to puff
the right side out as much as there doesn't feel like there is any muscle strength there.
|
|
She has problems with her jaw and severe deterioration of affected areas.
|
|
The eye muscle is paralyzed and does not allow the eye to look to the right, therefore I
have to move my head to compensate.
|
|
The weakness was around the mouth where muscle had atrophied.
|