Bell's Palsy is a devastating health condition, and it affects people out of nowhere. There is often very little warning, there is no cure, and there is no way to know if your symptoms will go away, if they will stick around, or if they will ever come back. The good news about Bell's Palsy is it doesn’t stick around forever for most people. It typically goes away on its own within a few weeks, but it can last a long as six months before full recovery is achieved. Bell’s palsy is a health issue in which the muscle on one side of your face droops. It’s sudden, it’s not painful, and it’s devastating to those who develop this problem.Bell's Palsy doesn’t provide any warnings. You might go about your day as you usually do only to wake up the following morning with one side of your face drooping. You might not feel your face as it can cause mild to severe paralysis. What makes Bell’s palsy different than other health problem is despite there not being a cure for this problem, it goes away on its own. Most people never experience symptoms of this problem again in life, but sometimes it does reoccur in people who’ve suffered before.
