Is it possible for wisdom teeth to cause Bells Palsy? - can bells palsy be painfull
I had a headache 5 days, then hypertension and Bell's palsy. Now I have a face on the affected side. Is this normal chain of events? Oh, and yes, I still have the headache.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Can Bells Palsy Be Painfull Is It Possible For Wisdom Teeth To Cause Bells Palsy?
2 comments:
It is possible - especially if they are affected / infected. Go to a dentist.
There is a small chance that the root of the molar as a cause, but what concerns me is the pressure.
Bell is as a rule) by viral infections (eg flu, causing fever blisters and mononucleosis. Some people with Lyme disease may develop, too. The thing is, usually occurs after about 2 weks of the viral infection. If the root of wisdom teeth is to compress a nerve, it could happen.
Hypertension, however, a TIA (transient ischemic attack may be) or ischemic stroke, a severe headache and weakness in the facial area, especially on one side, diziness, confusion, difficulty speaking, or some marked something as strange as hiccups. I think you rather go to the nearest ER and get a diagnosis. And so as soon as possible, the TIA suddenly grown ischemic attacks.
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