Singer Duong Hoang Yen reveals health reasons, how dangerous is her illness?

GĐXH - Singer Duong Hoang Yen revealed that her "limps went weak" when the doctor announced that she had peripheral facial nerve paralysis and had to go to the emergency room.

Singer Duong Hoang Yen recently made her fans worried when she shared about her health incident on her personal page. She said she suffered from peripheral facial nerve 7 paralysis, causing one side of her face to be distorted, her lips to be crooked, her smile to be uneven, and difficulty in pronunciation. The incident happened during a recording session with diva My Linh.

"Miss My Linh looked at me and asked: 'Hey, why does Yen's face look so strange today?' At first I thought she was joking, but when I looked at the photo again, I was shocked to realize that her smile was crooked. Upon closer inspection, I saw that her lips were crooked and one side of her face was unusually swollen. After filming, I rushed straight to the emergency room," she said.

Singer Duong Hoang Yen has peripheral facial nerve paralysis.

The doctor diagnosed Yen with peripheral facial nerve palsy, which left her bewildered. "Hearing the news made my limbs go weak, because for someone in my profession, the face is very important," the singer shared.

Duong Hoang Yen said she was lucky to have discovered it during the "golden time" and met the right doctor, so the condition was not too serious. Currently, her health is stable, her face is back to normal.

Duong Hoang Yen was born in 1991 and graduated from Hanoi College of Arts. She started her career at the age of 17 with the Sao Mai rendezvous contest in 2008. In 2013, she made a strong comeback at the Voice of Vietnam - The Voice contest. The female singer was once evaluated by musicians such as Duong Thu and Quoc Trung as having a strong soprano voice and good technique.

In addition to her role as a singer, Duong Hoang Yen is also known to the audience as a lecturer at the Vocal Music Department of Hanoi College of Arts when she was only 22 years old.

How dangerous is facial nerve palsy?

Cranial nerve 7 is a peripheral nerve that controls facial muscle activity. Symptoms of facial nerve 7 palsy are facial paralysis or facial distortion. This syndrome causes facial paralysis that causes partial or complete loss of symmetry.

The cause of the symptoms of facial nerve palsy is mostly due to the body being exposed to cold air that is not balanced with body temperature in time. At the same time, cold air that is too different from body temperature will directly affect the facial nerve.

Some other causes are also identified as affecting the 7th cranial nerve such as: Complications after the patient has a trauma to the temporal region; complications after a trauma to the mastoid bone; the patient has a history of inflammation in the ear, nose and throat area for a long time...

In addition, pathological problems and facial injuries will affect the 7th nerve.

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What to do when you have Bell's palsy

The effectiveness of treatment for Bell's palsy depends largely on the timing of treatment, the method of treatment, the patient's response to treatment, and many other factors. About 80% of patients are cured when detected early and treated properly from the beginning. Younger patients often recover faster than older people.

In severe cases and late treatment, the recovery rate is about 80 - 90% or lower if treated incorrectly. Especially patients with degeneration and atherosclerosis. After treatment, the mouth is still crooked when smiling, and eating and drinking do not return to normal.

To cure facial paralysis due to facial nerve palsy, the patient needs to be detected early and the cause must be determined correctly. The most important thing is to have the right treatment regimen and good recovery care methods. Therefore, if there are any signs related to this condition, the patient needs to go to a reputable medical facility as soon as possible for timely intervention.

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