What happened if I found my mouth was crooked when taking a photo?

Many of our friends like to pose when taking photos, but some of them will find that their mouths are crooked when looking at the photos again. This kind of situation is also quite common. There are several reasons for a crooked mouth, such as cold factors, viral infection, excessive fatigue, etc. It is recommended that patients go to a regular hospital for diagnosis, which will be more accurate.

Wind-cold factors: According to the survey, 53% of facial paralysis patients were exposed to cold wind, cold water and other stimulations on the affected side of their head before the onset of the disease, ranking first among the causes of facial paralysis. This shows that facial nerve microcirculation disorder plays a dominant role in the pathogenesis of facial paralysis. Many patients sweat after physical activities, and for the sake of temporary relief, they use electric fans or air conditioners to blow directly on their heads. However, they do not know that the body's resistance is at its lowest point at this time. When exposed to cold, the blood vessels of the facial nerve spasm, causing ischemia and edema of the facial nerve and triggering facial paralysis.

Viral infection: In addition to sudden cold, which can easily lead to facial paralysis, viral infection is also one of the causes of facial paralysis. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis, the cause of facial paralysis is mostly due to empty blood vessels and exposure to wind and cold. The second is liver and kidney yin deficiency and wind-yang disturbance. The third is excessive emotions, as well as internal capsule damage, intracranial hemorrhage, intracranial tumors, infection, congenital facial nerve nuclear dysplasia and many other factors.

Excessive fatigue: Excessive fatigue leads to a decrease in one's own immunity, which in turn causes facial paralysis: More than one-fifth of facial paralysis patients have a history of excessive fatigue a few days before the onset of the disease, ranking second. It is worth noting that as the pace of life accelerates and competition becomes increasingly fierce, people need to face pressure from all aspects such as work and family life.